Posted March 17, 2017 by Valerie Morgan | Local News Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area officials, DeKalb County commissioners and other key partners unveiled renderings of the signage that...
The Champion Newspaper | Posted by Gale Horton Gay on July 12, 2017 in Lifestyle A place where monks spend their lives in prayer and labor may not sound like an attraction...
Come revel in the profound beauty and history of one of the most magnificent places in Georgia during the monthly Highlights & Insights Tour at the Monastery of the Holy...
Join us for an afternoon of celebration and inspiration! The Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance invites you and a guest to our inaugural Volunteer Appreciation Day. Thanks for your...
Posted May 25, 2016 By: Jill Vejnoska – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Go take a hike! We’re not being mean. Just the opposite, in fact. Stop beating yourself up for not spending...
The camel’s whiskers tickled my cheek, searching for an opening to enjoy some of my morning coffee. Waking up with camels is all part of the plan at the North...
By: Sue Rodman http://fieldtripswithsue.com/archery-panola-mountain I’ve been doing a little research for a post on Experiencing the Hunger Games in Atlanta. If you’ve read any of the books, you...
More than 2,000 acres, two monadnock mountains, three lakes and many historic sites. The Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area, located just outside I-285 perimeter on Atlanta's east side, is full...
Monks, an animal ER, and 400 million years of history. Though Arabia Mountain looks more like the moon than a mountain, it is rich with plant life, including five endangered plants. The red bulbs of...
By Shelia Poole – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Johnny Waits sits in a chilly room in the old Bryant family home on Crossvale Road in Lithonia with a space heater in...
Story by By Audra Gerger for E Metro News Now that it is a new year, you might be thinking of exercising. Walking is a great form of exercise and...
If it seems like the lakes at Panola Mountain are lower than you remember — don’t worry, it’s not your imagination. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources will begin lowering both...