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Don’t worry, be happy

Monday, July 8, 2019

Scott Low was thinking about the happiness of his fellow man when he started Hatch Camp and Art Farm. Hatch Camp and Art Farm, a campground built around fly fishing, music and art, hugs a half-mile of Warwoman Creek on Joe Speed Road in Clayton.

Besides items depicting Helen’s history, the Helen Arts & Heritage Center features artwork from local artists. The center is open Monday through Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. Call 706-878-3933 or visit helenarts.org. Photo/Stephanie Hill

A home for history

Stephanie Hill

Monday, July 8, 2019

On Helen’s Chattahoochee Strasse sits a building filled with history – both literally and figuratively. It’s the Helen Arts & Heritage Center (HAHC), the former city hall that now hosts a trove of items documenting the city’s heritage.

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Grandaddy Mimm's secret recipe still has plenty of kick

News Staff

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Jack “Mimm” McClure might be surprised to stumble across a jar full of his secret recipe, out in the open at a bar, looking somewhat “artisanal” for “tastings,” with his name boldly emblazoned on the label.

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Watch out Napa, this Rabun vineyard is getting noticed in taste competitions

News Staff

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

California’s Napa Valley has long claimed to be America’s wine capital, but you might be surprised to know that North Georgia—with more than 20 vineyards scattered across the region—is developing into a surprising challenger.

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Wine of Wolf Mountain

News Staff

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

“We started it back in ’99. I was 26,” Brannon Boegner said, describing the early moments of Wolf Mountain, the winery he and his father, Karl Boegner, have been raising on a steep Dahlonega slope for almost two decades.