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Donations Sought for Senior Santa Event
The East Cobb Senior Center is among the dropoff points in Cobb County.

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The East Cobb Senior Center is among the dropoff points in Cobb County.

Why buy an artificial tree that you can set up in 30 minutes when you can, instead, give your family the unparalleled joy of the trip to pick out the Christmas tree?
Did you decorate your house for the holidays this year? Enter our "Deck the House" contest and you could win $100,000 for your local school district and $500 to pay your electric bills!
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A pair of transplanted Long Island firefighters are driving a surplus fire engine from North Fulton to Island Park, NY.
After viewing the Nativity, the community is invited to tour the 121 year-old decorated sanctuary as well as enjoy cider and soup in the warmth of Kirk Hall. This year a fire pit and children’s crafts have been added.
The Better Business Bureau offers these tips.
Atlanta-based CARE, Habitat for Humanity and Project GRAD Atlanta are among the nonprofits trying to encourage people to pause in their shopping and find a way to assist others.
Here are headlines from around the metro Atlanta area for Monday, Nov. 26, 2012.
Atlanta-based CARE, Habitat for Humanity and Project GRAD Atlanta are among the nonprofits trying to encourage people to pause in their shopping and find a way to help others.
The Better Business Bureau offers these tips.
Each Friday at 10 a.m., local artist David Tovey shares his unique brand of humor on Douglasville Patch.
Tips for getting the presents they want without having to hoof it from Buckhead to the North Pole.
The BBB offers tips on Black Friday and Christmas shopping to ensure you don't get caught with a gift someone doesn't want, and one you can't exchange.
In the new digital age, perspective adoptive parents are turning to the Internet, including Craigslist, to look for a baby.
Protect your identity when shopping online
Just what is Small Business Saturday and why should you support it.
Here is news from around the region for Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012.