Leah’s story: Leah Anderson was a little girl who loved to swim. She began learning at Aqua-Tots swim school as a toddler, and quickly decided the butterfly stroke was her favortie. Leah was diagnosed with Wilm’s Disease, Stage IV in January 2009 at the age of 3. She underwent surgery at Scottish Rite, and started Read the full article…
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Wedding season is upon us, and for some this might be more exciting than the Christmas season. The dresses, the vows, the unabashed smiles of grooms, the dancing, the cake…it’s all so magical. Let’s not forget that for most soon-to-be-married couples, one of the best parts of the festivities is opening beautifully wrapped packages.
Mamas, come treat yourself to a night of pampering, shopping, and prize-winning! Town Center at Cobb is inviting all moms to take a night off and celebrate national Mom’s Nite Out on Thursday, May 9, from 6-8 p.m. in the Sears Court. So, ditch the littles for an evening and come get spoiled! WHAT: National Read the full article…
Mothers and Magnolias Tea at Marietta Museum of History
The good ol’ days, when times were simpler and ladies donned dresses and hats to go to lunch, will never come around again. They are but a picturesque snapshot in our parents’ photo albums that have been left behind in our world of iPhones and Tivo. For one day, however, The Marietta Museum of History will take mothers and grandmothers back to those slower-paced days.
Swift Cantrell Classic Race
Swift Cantrell Park is basically the ultimate in parks…separate playgrounds for little and big kids, multiple walking paths, open spaces for picnicking and kite-flying, pavilions for get-togethers, a skate park, a dog park, and best of all, clean restrooms!
