Paul Coverdell

Paul Coverdell served the people of north Georgia as a state and U.S. Senator. His untimely death on July 19 at age 61... About North Georgia editors More Biographies.

This popular northeast city is well-known for its Oktoberfest, but long before the party started, Helen was home to the Cherokee Nation, the Georgia Gold Rush, and wood hicks. By Larry Worthy More cities...

This northwest Georgia city grew thanks to the investments of northern industrialists and the arrival of the railroad. By Carole Scott More cities...

From its turn-of-the-century square to the massive Lockheed-Martin facility south of downtown, the history of Marietta has always been colorful. By Randy Golden More cities...

This issue we have completely redone our Georgia facts section. We have added, expanded, and even made it easier to digest.

Berry College is the largest college in the world in land size. Find out the story of its founder, Martha Berry, and visit the estate she called home. More interesting places...

Part of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, the bridge that is the centerpiece of the park was built in 1904. This park is popular not only with nearby residents, but canoeists, fishermen, and hikers across the metro Atlanta area.

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