Mardi Gras in Woodstock, GA - This Weekend!



Mardi Gras on Main!


The merchants in Downtown Woodstock will be kicking off February in style with Mardi Gras On Main - Friday Feb. 1st,  6pm-10pm  and Feb. 2nd, 10am-6pm. This two-day event will bring the spirit of Mardi Gras to Downtown Woodstock. The event will include street musicians, artists, and other Mardi Gras themed activities.

Participating merchants will have Mardi Gras themed activities or products at their stores/restaurants.

Below is a list of some of the activities planned by the merchants.
An updated list with the latest news on the event is available at www.oldetownewoodstock.com                                      
For more information call 770-924-0406

-The King and Queen of the Mardi Gras on Main will be announced at Friday, 9pm at the pavilion in Dial Park (located behind the new 5 story building that fronts Main Street)
-Hot Dog Heaven will be offering a special including ribeye steak, fries, salad & roll for only $10.99 Fri & Sat
-Seven Arrows Gallery is giving away “chili pepper” beads, refreshments & 10% off purchases of $10.00 or more.
  -House & Garden Boutique will be open on Saturday offering 10% off adorable “Lolita” wine & martini glasses
-Tallulahs will be having a trunk show, also offering wine & refreshments, plus Free Bare Essentials Makeovers both days, & drawings for prizes
-A street musician will play Friday night in front of The Cherokee Post
-Interior Illusions will be featuring a New Orleans graffiti artist!
-LKT Sports Art will be having a open house and will have a temporary tattoo artist
-Right Wing Tavern is offering specials on Hurricane Drinks for $3 on Fri & Sat
-Margots Closet will be giving out beads & has “cheap but gorgeous” mardi gras mask!
-The Woodstock Visitors Center at Historic Dean’s Store will be having “Game Night” on Friday. The Main Street Sessions program scheduled for January 19th that was postponed due to bad weather will be Saturday at 1pm.
-Heartworks Art Studio will be featuring live music & refreshments, as well as artwork by Deborah Tidwell & Amber Klippel!
-Priest Home Furnishings will be giving away a $100 door prize.
For more details contact Priest Home Furnishings
-Betsy’s on Main Street will have a door prize
-Canyon’s Burger Company will have a special Mardi Gras burger
-Olde Towne Café will be featuring a special martini
-Moops will be offering refreshments
-One Queen’s Folly will be offering refreshments

Is this summer the best time to buy real estate. Ever?



The Mortgage Reports Blog: With Another Rate Cut, The Federal Reserve May Be The Proverbial "Fool In The Shower"

Today Dan Green, The Mortgage Reports, explains why so many fed rate cuts may propel our economy into rapid inflation.  He does a good job of explaining the fed rate cut impacts with his "Fool in the Shower" analogy by Milton Friedman.  If he’s right, it could take a year or so to get there.  Furthermore, if Dan is right in his prediction of future inflation, then you can expect mortgage rates to bottom out soon.  In an attempt to defend against inflation, banks will try to hold mortgage rates steady even as the fed cuts rates. 

What does it mean for real estate buyers?  Sometime between now and the next few months may be the best time to buy real estate in history. 

America will be coming down from a  housing bubble (prices are lower), rates will be at historic low levels, and inflation could be around the corner.  IF this doesn’t scream BUY NOW, then what will?

Buyers can buy low, with a super low interest rate, and then ride a huge waive of future inflation = no-brainer, right?

We shall see during the spring and summer markets.

I will keep on eye on the 575 Corridor, specifically Cherokee County Real Estate and will keep you posted through the summer months.

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Big Canoe Real Estate



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Big Canoe, Georgia is a gated community, consisting of over 8,000 acres, located in the mountains north of Atlanta, Georgia.

It is located between Jasper, Georgia, and Dawsonville, Georgia, about 60 minutes north of Atlanta; it has about 1200 full time residents and as many weekenders.

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The town of Powder Springs was incorporated as Springville in 1838 in the lands of two Cherokee Indian chiefs, Chief Nose and Chief Ana Kanasta (Sweetwater). Gold had been discovered in Georgia ten years earlier, and the first area settlers came to find gold. They found little in the mines at Lost Mountain and off Brownsville Road. It was at about this same time that the Cherokee people were forced off their land and marched to Oklahoma on the Trail of Tears.

The name Springville was changed to Powder Springs in 1859. This name was derived from the seven springs in the city limits. The water in these springs contains some 26 minerals that turn the surrounding sand black like gunpowder – hence the name Gunpowder Springs.[3]

American Civil War history includes a skirmish at Lattermore’s Mills on June 20, 1864, that was a part of the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain and General Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign.[4]

Powder Springs is home to the McEachern High School, a school that is located on the site of the former Seventh District Agricultural and Mechanical (A&M) School. The late Georgia Senator Richard B. Russell attended the Seventh District A&M School. The administrative building of McEachern High School is named for Senator Russell. Other schools serving Powder Springs include Hillgrove High School and Lovingood Middle School.

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Sandy Springs is a newly incorporated city, founded as of December 2005. Located in Fulton County, Georgia, just south of Roswell, it is named for the sandy springs that still exist in the city as a protected historic site. Sandy Springs is Georgia’s eighth-largest city, with an estimated 2006 population of 85,771.

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