About Jennifer Carter

Jennifer Carter is a freelance writer and photographer who is passionate about discovering and sharing her great finds in the Cherokee County community, as well as the I-575 "Gateway Corridor." A veteran of the United States Air Force and a graduate of the University of Georgia, Jennifer has lived in Germany, Italy, and Iceland before settling with her husband and son in Woodstock.

Top 4 Man-Dates in Cherokee County

What’s A Man To Do? Plenty! I can write about girly things to do in Cherokee County ad nauseum (and I probably will at some point.)  But what of our men? When they’re let loose from their weekly toils, what local manly pursuits await? I was curious about this very thing, so I asked my [...]

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Where in the community am I?

This place has a southern literature section called “Moonlight and Magnolias.” This is the first in a series of posts that give me creative freedom to do the thing I love most in the world: Leave the house. Each week, I will hit the road with my camera to capture the places you can enjoy [...]

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Elm Street Cultural Arts Village Makes Cherokee County an Arts and Recreation Destination

Marketing Group to Employ New Media The local group that is spearheading the concept and plans to develop the Elm Street Cultural Arts Village in downtown Woodstock has recently formed a marketing committee that has been tasked to create and develop the tools to inform and educate the Cherokee County public of the goals and [...]

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Escaping the Dating Doldrums: 5 Extraordinary Outings in North Atlanta

Achtung, North Atlanta Daters!  This post is a CALL TO ATTENTION to all those of you have grown weary of trying to turn spouses into lovers and lovers into spouses. Let’s face it: the difference between “Yawn!” and “Yay!” in every relationship all comes down to which direction your Saturday night takes. What are these [...]

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Greenprints Alliance to host St. Patrick’s Day Streetfest in Woodstock

The Greenprints Alliance has partnered with various Woodstock businesses to hold a streetfest with a St. Patrick’s Day theme. The streetfest will take place on Saturday March 20, 2010, from noon until 11 PM on East Main Street in Downtown Woodstock. Sponsors currently include Pure Taqueria, Right Wing Tavern, Canyon’s Burger Company, and Outspokin’ Bicycles. [...]

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Top 5 Ways to Live the Good Life in 2010

If 2009 taught me anything at all about living right, it was that my sense of priorities could use a little tweaking. As a community, we’ve been forced to reassess what we truly believe is important, and many of us  (the smarter ones, at least) have recognized  that it has nothing to do with amassing “things” that [...]

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Top 5 Places in Woodstock to Take Your Kids When It’s Cold Outside

Has the recent burst of Arctic air given a frightful pause to your family’s sense of wanderlust? Don’t fret…there are still plenty of indoor activities in Woodstock to remedy that ugly cabin fever.  Here are five no-fail options to get you and the kids out of the house  for a little while. 1. Story Hour at the Foxtale Book Shoppe Parents of young [...]

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A Conversation Over Cocktails–A Consumer Outlook for 2010

(Re)Building Your Business, One Conversation at a Time Atlanta real estate professionals flocked to Woodstock’s Magnolia Thomas Restaurant yesterday in anticipation of “A Conversation Over Cocktails: A Consumer Outlook for 2010.” Hosted by Maxsell Real Estate and financial maven Ilyce Glink, the program highlighted predictions of what we can expect (and how we can react [...]

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Run, Walk, and Ride In Woodstock: Greenprints Alliance To Add Sixty Miles of Trails

Going Outside in 2010 Anyone wishing to lead a more active lifestyle without paying hefty gym fees may get their opportunity in 2010.  Since the Greenprints Alliance’s inception in the Spring of 2009, this grassroots organization has achieved much to propel their plan to connect more than sixty miles of bike and hiking trails in Cherokee County.  [...]

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Canton, Georgia

Canton, Georgia

Easily accessible to both Atlanta’s urban amenities and the retreat of the North Georgia mountains, the city of Canton offers its residents the perfect place to call home. With its wide selection of restaurants, parks, theaters, shops, and a public transit system, Canton has long outgrown the label “suburb” and has become a worthy destination in its own right.

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