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History Comes Alive at Historic Westville, Columbus

History Comes Alive at Historic Westville, Columbus

Since its inception in 1928, Historic Westville has been a unique place to experience 19th Century southern life. It is the third-oldest living history museum in the country, according to its website. Established by Colonel John West, it began as ‘The Fair of 1850’ in Jonesboro, Georgia. When Colonel West died, the historic village was moved to Lumpkin, Georgia and renamed Westville Historic Handicrafts in honor of its founder. The name was changed again in…

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Tony Pettis: Old Soul or Rainbow Child?

Tony Pettis: Old Soul or Rainbow Child?

Tony Pettis is everywhere. At first I thought I was the only one who could see him (is he an angel?) Oh, he’s real.  Tony is an artist, but recently he has been the subject of many of his peers featuring him in their sketches, paintings, and photos.  It doesn’t take more than a second to believe this indigo child was sent here to inspire others and help heal the world. Upon meeting him, you…

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La-Z Boy Home Furnishings and Decor: family-owned and committed to service

La-Z Boy Home Furnishings and Decor: family-owned and committed to service

For husband and wife team Susan and Bryan Evans, La-Z Boy Home Furnishings and Decor (Columbus Park Crossing) is all about family and service. Bryan’s parents opened the store in 2002 and hired their son as a warehouse laborer. As his parents built a reputation for customer service excellence, Bryan earned his way to delivery driving and eventually to the showroom floor, learning every facet of the business from the ground up.  In 2013, Bryan…

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In and Out of the Frame: Two Sisters Gallery has unique gifts, beautiful art, and exceptional framing services

In and Out of the Frame: Two Sisters Gallery has unique gifts, beautiful art, and exceptional framing services

Nestled in The Village on 13th Street, Two Sisters Gallery offers unique gifts, beautiful local art, and exceptional framing. Frances Malone and sister Lucile Flournoy first opened their doors in 1997 on Peacock Avenue, and now for more than a decade have called The Village on 13th home. Lucile, with her head for numbers, handles the business side, while Frances, with her experience and expertise, focuses on framing. Both travel the country looking for unique…

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Through a Lens: London Mahogany’s Creative Vision

Through a Lens: London Mahogany’s Creative Vision

Photo shoots, short films, new parenthood—there’s a lot on London Mahogany’s plate, but as we sit down inside Houlihan’s in Uptown, he’s calm and composed. Every table in the main dining room as well as the seats at the bar are occupied; the voices merge into one large, indistinct conversation. London and I find a table near the patio. London’s face as we settle in is impassive, and I have a difficult time gauging his…

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