Established in 1931 in downtown Blairsville, Georgia, Hole in the Wall is one of the region's most beloved eateries. For a time, it even operated as the Trailways Bus Station, selling tickets along with meals as well as a dentist's office. The original flooring remains in the upstairs dining room. The current owners took over in 2006, carrying on the tradition. Chicken … [Read more...] about Classic Eats: Hole in the Wall
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The Ultimate Stranger Things Guide to Georgia
The Netflix series Stranger Things became a quick hit for its cast of young stars alongside well-known actors like David Harbor and Winona Rider as well as the 1980s references. A mysterious young woman shows up in town and meets a group of friends who soon protect her. But the "bad men" chasing her are just the start of their troubles. Fans of the show can visit the locations … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Stranger Things Guide to Georgia
Weekend Guide to Blairsville
Blairsville, Georgia is surrounded by Chattahoochee National Forest, near the North Carolina border. It is an outdoor lover's dream, with countless hikes and activities. It's also in one of the state's wine regions. Originally settled in 1835, it was named for a Revolutionary War hero. It was found to have gold like nearby Dahlonega. Visit during one of the annual festivals … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Blairsville
Atlanta Movie Tours Upside Down Tour
Following the success of their The Walking Dead and Marvel-themed tours, Atlanta Movie Tours launched the Upside Down Tour, which visits the locations from the hit Netflix series Stranger Things. The show is set in fictional Hawkins, Indiana but was filmed throughout the greater Atlanta, Georgia area. In addition to visiting locations and showing clips from the film, the guides … [Read more...] about Atlanta Movie Tours Upside Down Tour
Small Town Saturday: Dublin, GA
Named after the city in Ireland, Dublin, Georgia was incorporated in 1812. In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson Davis camped in the area before being captured by Union forces. In 1919, the town was the site of race riots. It's best associated as the site of Martin Luther King Jr.'s first public speech in 1944. He was a young student who had won a contest and traveled from … [Read more...] about Small Town Saturday: Dublin, GA
