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The Best Senior Living in Atlanta vs Living at Home-Why It's More than Just Help with Daily Tasks

The decision of whether to admit their loved one to assisted living or have them remain at home is a tough decision for any family. As the two options provide assistance with activities of daily living much more is offered in an assisted living facility. Assisted living can also be explained as an environment wherein seniors feel safe but with caregivers available all the time to help the elders whenever they need assistance or anytime during the day or night. They like to be social in a way that they can engage in activities; make new friends and perform exercises, which may not be easily possible if they are at home.  Let us understand the difference between the best senior living in Atlanta and home care senior living to make better choices.

Assisted Living vs. Home Care Senior Living: What’s the Difference?

Independent and assisted at-home care delivers supportive non-medical home, as well as the health services needed for senior citizen assistance with meals. It also doesn’t provide constant service and can be lack of attention the time when require more assistance. The difference is that between home care senior living and assisted living provides the availability of a car in that the residents can receive help at any one time in cases of emergencies or changes in health.

For added independence, those in assisted living facilities also have access to socialization and recreational facilities, group meals, and more. This feels more like what home care may not provide, that is care as well as company thus enhancing health.

Benefits of Assisted Living

There are quite several benefits that converge on assisted living which is why people with a need of constant attention always opt for it. In these communities, properly trained personnel are always around on a round-the-clock basis to support the residents on issues to do with dressing¸ feeding, and giving them their medicine among others. This guarantees senior citizens that they always receive needed assistance which offers comfort to many residents and their families. Additionally, family members can focus on their own well-being while their loved ones receive professional care when assisted living relieves them of part of the caring duties.

Considerations for Home Care

For the decision of whether it is better to choose assisted living or home care the essential step is to weigh up the pros and cons of both the opportunities. For the elders who require help with some of the routine activities they require, need support throughout the day and night, and need companionship, assisted living is most suitable. These communities afford primacy, and have healthcare facilities around them, which enhances the quality of life for its inhabitants.

Why is Assisted Living Better Than Home Care?

In many cases assisted living offers a better care scenario as opposed to home care because it has a specialized setting and various services offered. To complete, assisted living communities are purposefully intended for seniors, providing them with continuous care, along with employees capable of handling their needs throughout the day and emergencies.

Social opportunities are another advantage as these communities offer a way through which elderly people are given something to do while also getting the company they need. In the same regard, persons can easily access medical care hence receiving treatment prompting within the compound. Assisted living also eases family caregivers’ role and burden, whereby they are in a position to also seek professional caregivers for their loved ones thus improving on own health.

Why Is Assisted Living Superior to Care at Home?

Assisted living, with its specialized setting and extensive services, is frequently a better choice than in-home care. Assisted living communities are designed to meet seniors’ needs, offering 24/7 support and trained staff for daily tasks and emergencies.

Social opportunities are another benefit, as these communities provide activities that keep seniors engaged and connected with others. Furthermore, having healthcare on-site guarantees that patients will receive emergency care when needed. Moreover, assisted living relieves family members of some of the caregiving responsibilities so they may concentrate on their well-being while their loved ones receive expert care.

Conclusion

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Discord: New Message Infodump

Yes this is not getting put in the widofjord tag because I don’t like filling up others’ searches with something that is not “directly” linked. *jazz hands* anxiety. BUT here is all I could think of and a sprinkling of things I have seen asked about or mentioned in the comments! May this and the last chapter hold you over <3

Q: Why a text fic?

A: Honestly? I have only ever seen one from VM (there may be others, but I don’t read many fics out of my niche sections?) that was between Grog/Vax (I don’t ship it but when it’s a bar shift #3 in a row that’s 14 hours long, you need entertainment). I had read also Call Me, Beep Me from the VLD fandom as well as Misuse of Stark Technology and thought that it was a strong platform for conversation and storytelling that shows multiple perspectives at once without the constant POV whiplash that can happen otherwise. And with the strong and chaotic personalities of TM9 and the diverse ways the NPCs interacted fit in, I hoped it wouldn’t be that hard to pull off.

I’ll be honest, I was not sure if it would work out or catch on as it is not the most popular form of storytelling. As many people said in the comments of chapters 1-5, people generally don’t enjoy texting fics and skip past them. I am glad I took the risk and that everyone has with me.

 Q: Is it true you have not watched past Ep. 40?

A: Yes. Campaign 2 came out just before I started school, and I decided school deserved my full attention. I was also not as attached at large with the cast as an ensemble as I was with VM. This combined with having anxiety and needing something to be finished before I can enjoy made it difficult to get back into C2. I was lucky that I started Campaign 1 a few weeks before that ended. I will probably watch it when everything is over, but I mostly follow through spoilers and Arsequeef’s gifs.

 Q: What are some of your influences for this?

A: I have seen a lot of people loving the realism of the conversations. I don’t watch TV or movies, but I watch streamers mostly, especially group streamers. Because of this, I tend to hear nothing but natural conversations. I also have been in group chats since the old AIM days and was a bartender for 6 years, so I have pulled from interactions that I have experienced around me. Often when something perfect happens in a chat with my friends I screen shot it for use later (the look spam and how do you uwu are both examples).

 Q: Why that area?

A: I like to use locations I know well if there is a lot of real-world interactions. I am from Massachusetts and I had used Savannah, Ga., for Here’s To Us, where I lived for 4 years.

 Q: Will the chat be renamed to The Mighty Nein or something similar?

A: No. The chat existed before Caleb as that and was set up originally by Fjord and Beau with Molly, Bryce, Darrow, and Yasha. It’s been the Game Hoes for too long in their life to change. There will be some side chats that appear and disappear.

  Q: Didn’t Veth work with Caleb?

A: Originally that was the plan, but halfway through the first chapter, I decided to space everyone out better and missed her name in one paragraph at the beginning of the chapter. I wanted them to know each other but avoid the trope of “direct connection” with strangers to lovers and text fics.

  Q: How tall is Fjord (and the rest of them by proxy)

A: I changed the heights because Caleb is canon “Average height” which in DnD is different than the US. So, he was given a few extra inches to put him at 5’10”. Fjord was scaled up because we love height differences to 6’3” because of that. By order of height:

Veth- 4’11, Kiri- 5’, Keg and Yeza- 5’3, Jester and Rissa- 5’4, Astrid- 5’5, Bryce, Beau, and Wulf- 5’9, Beau, Caleb, Molly, and Ava- 5’10, Yasha- 5’11, Darrow and Essek- 6’, Fjord and Gunther- 6’3, Cad and Enzo- 6’5.

I’m probably forgetting some people.

  Q: Why did Enzo’s arc allegedly end that way?

A: I’m not sure I’m done with him just yet, but the reason it had to be let go like that is simple: legality. Real world consequences to acts would have kind of thrown a wrench in how this all unfolds. And Molly was the character who I felt could bounce back the best from getting a solid ass kicking.

  Q: Why was Astrid faster at accepting than Wulf, and why is he so possessive?

A: Wulf was Caleb’s first real friend and that meant he was the redhead’s world. Astrid came second and she realized how quickly jealousy can sour something. Wulf’s jealousy fed into the break-up. So, despite the awkwardness, she wanted to show Caleb that she meant it when she said they could still be friends.

Wulf was Caleb’s first friend, and he has that sense of seniority in his mind and has a hard time accepting he is not being replaced when new people come around. And as a more dominant person, it was hard for him to have the normally docile friend speak out against him. He is still immature and needed to grow, but has a hard time seeing that is okay right now.

  Q: Where does everyone attend?

A: Amherst College- Astrid, Caleb, Essek, Wulf. Boston College- Cad. Emerson- Beau, Gunther, Enzo, Fjord, Keg, Molly, Rissa, and Yasha. Princeton- Bryce. Hofstra- Jester and Kiri. UConn- Yeza (Graduated). UMass/Boston University/Tufts- NPCs not brought in yet.

**Caleb has stated Jester lives in the City early on because Jester has all her locations on social set to NYC

 Q: Any reason why you picked those schools?

A: I’m a BC fan (and Providence College), my childhood friend went to Emerson, and I was accepted to Hoftstra before I joined the military instead. Amherst was a perfect “nearby” city that was another college town/I am maybe looking at Amherst for a PhD. Program.

 Q: Where is Darrow stationed when not crashing Bryce’s life or deployed? What does he do?

A: Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. He was attached to the 26th MEU (Marine Expeditionary Unit) that goes through the Mediterranean. He currently is on hospital duty as a temporary “relaxation period” for people who are deployed often. As he is a paladin, I thought it’d be a nice touch to have him as an FMF Corpsman.

  Q: Where is everyone from? The holidays showed people all over and it’s mentioned some people were not born in the US or where they were located.

A: This is where that spreadsheet I made comes in handy. Most of the people either grew up in or intend to stay in Massachusetts for a long while. As there are some of the major schools in that area, obviously people would be out of state.

Boston TM9 Party

The Clay Family is in Jamaica Plains, which is just outside of Boston proper. They are from there, minus Toya who is adopted as well and from Maine.

Molly was the godson of Cad’s mother, who is from England and his father had been stationed in England for some time, so when he was essentially orphaned and given up by the indirect family, she put through the paperwork to take him in. Fjord and Yasha stayed with them.

Fjord is originally from Texas, outside of El Paso. After he joined the Navy, he never intended to move home as he hated it there. He fell in love with New England when he was sent TAD (Temporary Assignment of Duty) to the naval base in Newport. He stayed and continued his education at Emerson.

Yasha is from Jamaica Plains as well and went to school with Molly and Ornna, who is the same age as them. Her dad is from South Carolina and her mother is from Okinawa. They moved up north for her dad’s work.

Beau is from Kentucky and her family is unreasonably wealthy. She decided to go to school someplace as un-Kentucky as she could fathom and was stuck between Berkley and Emerson but chose the former because the weather meant her mother would never visit.

The Amherst Crew (Astrid and Wulf) are all from the area except for:

Caleb, was born in Poland to a Polish/German family. They moved and when his family died in a fire (he was at a sleepover at the time) his grandparents took him in. Wulf was still there with his large family and

Essek had returned home to California for the break.

Astrid and her family spent 10 days in Key West for the holidays, which is why she missed the New York trip. Wulf stayed locally for winter break.

The Conn/NY/NJ Groups are pretty straightforward.

The Brenattos stayed in New Haven, where they moved when Luc was born from Amherst. They had moved so Veth could start fresh.

Jester was surprised by a visit from her mother on Christmas Day and spent it with her. It was the first time her mom came from the Ukraine, as Jester’s dad is the one who she moved with. She lives on Long Island not far from her school.

Kiri is from upstate New York and was home for the Holidays.

Bryce drove down to Louisiana. They and Darrow are from Marietta, but they were at their grandmother’s place in Lafourche Parish. Darrow returned to Jacksonville NC.

Others Keg and Gunther were in Rhode Island but separately, where they are both from, Rissa is from Maine and went home, and Enzo was in jail (he is from Lynn, Ma).

  Q: How old is everyone?

A: 5- Luc. 19- Kiri, 20- Jester, Rissa, Keg, and Enzo, 21- Beau, Molly, Yasha, Essek, and Astrid, 22- Caleb, Cali, Reani, and Wulf. 24- Cad, 25- Fjord and Bryce. 27- Veth and Darrow. 28- Yeza.

  Q: If Fjord has the GI Bill why does he live on campus or have a job?

A: For those who don’t know how the GI Bill works, the government pays for education and sends some money based on housing in the zip code of the school. Boston is insanely expensive and student living is easier. Essentially, he wanted the “college experience” and it was cheaper. He needs the job more because he knows better than to let himself get idle. If he does, he won’t focus on school. Like Travis, my Fjord has ADHD.

  Q: How did Veth and Caleb meet?

A: In a Juvenile’s in-patient program for at-risk teenagers and those suffering from mental health issues. Caleb’s depression and anxiety following the death of his parents and the constant bullying for numerous things and previous attempts or ideations had him labeled “at risk” for self-harm. He was in for 3 weeks. Veth was in for her kleptomania and possible signs of disruptive BPD or other developing personality disorders but aged out of the youth section when she turned 18. As most diagnoses cannot be done for those until adulthood, she was being watched for early onset signs.

  Q: How did Jester/Veth get into the group?

A: Jester met Beau, Yasha and Molly at NYCC two years’ prior in line for a panel. They met again at Anime Boston after exchanging Twitter handles a few months later. Jester had worked NYCC a year ago and helped Veth to a quiet room for Luc, who was fussing, then stayed with her as she was on break soon. She invited Veth to play a few games of Don’t Starve Together with her and Yasha before she was brought into the main group.

  Q: This is a really diverse cast. What is everyone and why?

A: Some were obvious choices such as Caleb being from Germany, Jester being from Eastern Europe (Ukrainian), and Molly as Irish (and English).

Others I did to flush out to make a group in a major city make more sense. Wulf and Astrid both have French/ Germanic backgrounds because in canon, they were raised in a similar way. Astrid is Jewish along with Caleb to hint at why it may have been easier for them to date if her family was stricter than his.

Fjord and Yasha faced some racial issues early on in the show (Yasha from where she was from and Fjord for being a half orc), so I wanted them to be people of color. Yasha is half Japanese because of her name and because US troops often marry someone from Japan when they are single and stationed there. Her father is Jamaican in decent. Fjord’s dad he figures is Black but they’ve never met, as his mother’s side are Mexican. I chose that because I wanted to keep the Texan because a lot of people in the service are from Texas. Also, as previously stated, I had too many naturalized or foreign students already and needed to not stress over how they would be around for the breaks.

Cad is English, Norwegian, and Swedish because Cad is a god, who why not make him a Norse god? Veth is half Cambodian partially because there is a decent population size in Massachusetts. Beau is the not white-passing cousin of her family which will come in later because rich families have secrets, yo. Her family has some Cajun/Creole in her like Darrow but it shouldn’t be there according to her family lineage. 

Essek is Persian, Rissa is Puerto Rican, Bryce and Keg are “Confused American Mixes” of everything. Cali I have not decided yet, but will probably have some English in her, Reani I have decided on Moroccan. Kiri is Korean. 

Enzo is an asshole (he’s also mix of random European heritage.) I feel like I missed someone.

  Q: Is Widofjord the only pairing we will see?

A: There are some others forming, including BeauYasha, which was one of the possibilities when I started. Molly/Essek/Astrid were a shock and some others I won’t spoil just yet are starting to bud as hopefuls.

  Q: Do you have an end game in sight?

A: Honestly, as this whole fic has taken on a life of its own, not entirely. It was originally mapped out to be 12 chapters long and have much of this condensed down with all the side characters removed, no Enzo or hockey games, and the extra fluff cut out. As I wrote it, I found I enjoyed that almost more than the Widofjord specifics. So, this has really evolved away from a Widofjord ONLY fic, I am aware. Endgame wise, when I feel the story is told, I will wind it down, but there are more elements evolving with every chapter and I want these characters to get the moments they’re aiming toward. I also don’t want it to drag on too long, so I know that this will eventually come to an end.

 Q: Did anything change relationship wise while writing?

A: 100%. Beau and Jester were originally who I expected to pan out, but my Jes couldn’t seem to devote to that because she had developed more attraction to Molly and Fjord than I expected. Beau and Yasha just clicked better. Molly was the next option for Jester, but then I decided to make Essek and Astrid actual friends with the TM9 and we see how that went.

 Q: Is Jester going to find something happier? It kind of sucked seeing her so down and withdrawn these last few chapters. And where is Nott’s role now?

A: I am trying with Jessy. I am. Here’s to hoping she behaves? As for Nott, she is shining as the mom friend, but her coming into the fray more means bad things are happening. And yes, that is on the way.

 Q: You keep hinting at something in both Caleb and Fjord’s pasts. Are we ever going to see that?

A: Yes. I am trying to space out the angst as much as possible. This was never meant to be a hurt/comfort type story, but people have mental health issues and those because pivotal to the story more than I intended. Maybe the curse of having complete access to everyone’s conversations? But they will be coming out.

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Are you ready to make significant relationships that last a lifetime? We encourage you to consider joining a Singles' Connect Group. Connect Groups are small groups of 10-14 people that gather in homes each week to build relationships, have sermon-based discussions and learn how to implement the truths of God’s Word into our own lives and the lives of those around us. You’ll have the opportunity to build friendships and apply the truth of God’s Word in a relaxed and comfortable setting.

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Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections

Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections By  PEOPLE STAFF June 05, 1989 12:00 PM Like the sands through the hourglass, so are the days of Frank J. LaCavera’s life. LaCavera, a 70ish retired electrical engineer, lives in Cleveland in a house that is filled with reminders of the temporal — more than 300 one-of-a-kind hourglasses that he has designed and made in the last 32 years. Each is set on a marble base with the hourglass in a wooden frame, and the whole is adorned with whimsical decoration. “I only do this stuff when inspired,” says LaCavera. “It’s like magic.”

Frank LaCavera hourglass Among the inspirations that became hourglasses are: Castle and Dragon, which includes a tiny steel dragon next to a tiny castle, set on a piece of amethyst, all inside a crystal ball; Pluto, with the hourglass perched atop a spaceship; and Ribs, which includes a plastic pig under glass, reclining in a centerfold pose. LaCavera took up his hobby when he was looking for an hourglass to decorate his study and found out that the closest thing he could buy in Cleveland was an egg timer, so he went into business for himself. He had to invent the machinery and instruments, including one to remove static electricity from inside the glass and another to determine the proper size of the hole between the two halves of the hourglass. (His hourglasses are accurate to 14 seconds an hour.) LaCavera has sold only a few hourglasses over the years (they run from $89 to $1,500), but he prefers to hang on to his work, which now fills the modest three-bedroom frame house he shares with wife Phyllis on the city’s west side. Phyllis thinks the world should see more of her husband’s hourglasses. “Work this beautiful,” she says, “should be out there where people can enjoy it.” Hourglass maker Frank LaCavera filling 12 of his hourglass bulbs w. sand as he prepares to time test each piece that he will use in his ornate hourglass creations at his workshop in home. (Photo by Taro Yamasaki/The LIFE Images Collection via Getty Images/Getty Images)

Frank LaCavera hourglass collections Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections Lima News, The (Newspaper) - August 12, 1976, Lima, Ohio I lie jLiiua CLEVELAND (AP) Frank LaCavera is an hourglass master, one of the few in the world still making two-and three-foot hourglasses that can run from one to nine hours. His basement in his Cleveland home has become a collection of tubes, bottles, glass beads and other paraphernalia. He even has a small museum with a revolving stage and a curtain behind which is his handiwork. LaCavera said he became interested in mak- ing hourglasses, an instru- ment for measuring time Liquor to flow on Election Day Modern-day hourglass maker works for sentiment not money v" J mt Frank LaCavera considered expert in his hobby usually by the trickling of sand through a small open- ing, after he tried to buy one and discovered that stores only sold small ones used by housewives to make three-minute eggs., "When I saw how scarce they were, I thought I'd make them as a chal- he said Dr Warner Bundens Jr. president of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Inc., said that "nobody else in the world is making modern hourglasses. I have one of LaCavera's originals at home. It's a 60-minute COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Starting with the November election, Ohio no longer will be a state where you can't buy a drink or a bottle of liquor on election day. A new law which takes effect Friday repeals the antiquated statute which shut down taverns, bars, and other liquor along with the state's monopoly retail voting hours. All will be open Nov. 2, including the state which in the past have given their employes the entire day off although bars and restaurants usually let the booze flow again an hour after polls closed, as the old law per- mitted. Rep John A Galbraith, R-69 Moumce, sponsored Ihe new law, calling the old one "archaic He said the days are gone when people "voted publicly and sat under the trees passing the jug around. No one tries to buy votes with whisky anymore." Galbraith got little help from his Republican colleagues as his bill squeaked through the Democratic House 55-39 and Senate 17-15 Restaurant and bar owners who claimed the law unfairly penalized their businesses lobbied for him, and may have helped convince Gov. James A. Rhodes who signed the repealer without comment. The 52-year-old Galbraith said despite the lobbying, the bill represented his "personal conviction that the old law was out of date Ohio was the only one of the 10 largest states which continued to have such a prohibition." Rep Alan E Norris, R-27 Westerville, whose hometown claims to be the "birthplace of prohibition" and remains dry. carried the House opposition. He said he felt simply that "people should be sober when they vote." He said it wasn't a moral issue with him, but felt the old law "was good for more than 100 years" and was needed to help protect the integrity of Ohio's election process. Frank LaCavera and his hour glass collections The election day liquor law is among five taking effect this week, 90 days after being signed into law by the governor. Other new laws: take away the authority of county and townships to enact zoning ordi- nances affecting oil and gas operations, per- mit senior citizens to take courses without credit or tuition at state universities when space permits; bring health district subsidies under _0hio Public Health Council regula- tions, and exempt delayed gram contracts held bv farmers from the state intangibles tax on stocks, bonds, and other securities. TECHNICIANS apply makeup and an ear plug to Sen. Walter Mondale, D-Minn.. prior to his ap- pearance on ABC's "Good Morning America" program Tuesday in Washington, D.C. Mondale is the Democratic vice presidential nominee. 'Beautiful river' helped young Ohio's economy By The Associated Press The Ohio River, "La Bel- le Riviere" or "the beautiful river" to the ear- ly French explorers, re- mains to this day a prime consideration in Ohio's transportation network but it has always been (he focus of Ohio history from the verv beginnings of the state, and even before Ohio was a state. The river always kept its prestige in competition with Lake Erie as a chan- nel of trade, and from its banks came some of the men and helped make the nation's greatness One of the first com- panies of the pioneer city Marietta was a shipyard The brig St Clair, built there, reached Cincinnati in April, 1801, and got as far as Cuba on that trip It demonstrated that the black walnut of the In the library there are papers showing that the Louisiana of Marietta, in 1805, visited New Orleans, Norfolk and Italy. Purchase of the Louisiana Territory swel- led the river trade as well Ohio yesteryear Muskingum Valley, a wood now almost priceless, could be combined with Marietta iron and rope to defy the Spanish grip on the trade of the Mis- sissippi. More than 100 such ships were soon produced at the mouth of the Muskingum. Carter recalled as pious preacher LOCK HAVEN, Pa "He knocked on doors asking people if they needed Jesus Christ as their per- sonal savior. He never breathed to us he was a politician." Mrs Robert Farwell was reminisc- ing about Jimmy Carter. She remembered him as the evangelist who eight years ago trumpeted Christianity in this central Penn- sylvania town. It was in 1968 that Carter visited the Lock Haven area as a member of a six-man team of Southern Baptist laymen attempting to start a second Baptist church. "He was the most humble and com- passionate man my husband and I ever met." Mrs Farwell, a widow of six months, said recently in a tele- phone interview. "He was a man who really loved the Lord Jesus Christ You could feel it every minute you were around him." The Baptist laymen remained two weeks, working in pairs and visiting 10 to 15 homes a day. Support for a se- cond Baptist parish grew and even- tually a new church was established. For a time the new congregation was led by a divinity student from Texas, but he left. A permanent pastor was never found and the con- gregation dissolved and the new church closed. "He always wore a business suit." recalled Mrs Farwell, who lives in Flemmgton, near Lock Haven. "We knew he was a distinguished person. as the volume of ship- building However, the em- bargo of 1807, caused by the war between Great Bri- tain and Napoleon, ruined the Ohio shipyards for a time. Four years after Robert Fulton invented the steam- boat, the first such craft was seen on the Ohio It was the New Orleans, built at Pittsburgh, which went down river in 1811. It had a speed of only 12 miles an hour, but that was enough to mark the beginning of the end for the flatboat and barge lines which had en- joyed all the trade until that time. The steamboats made travel safer and cheaper as well as faster, thus adding much to Ohio's growth and prosperity. Carolina dams lose to scenery WASHINGTON (AP) After a four-year legislative fight, a bill to save a scenic stretch of the New River in North Carolina from being inundated by power- generating dams is likely to win congressional approval this year. The House passed the bill Tuesday by a 311-73 vote and sent it to the Senate, which approved similar legislation jn the last Congress. President Ford has announced he would sign the bill. Every major environmental group in the country has backed the measure to save the 26.5-mile stretch "It looks like we will finally get it through this said Rep Ken Hechler. D-W.Va one of the long-time supporters of the New River legislation. The measure would bar the two-dam Blue Ridge Pro- ject of the Appalachian Power Co. The Federal Power Commission has approved the project but construction has been delayed by court appeals. Rep. Paul Simon, D-I11, who has taken a boat trip down the river, said it is a wonder of nature that should be preserved for posterity. "If any of you have a chance to take that trip, then I don't think you'll ever vote against this he told his colleagues. "God took 100 million years to create this river. Let's keep a power company from destroying Hechler said. He cited the statement by geologists that the river is the oldest in the Western Hemisphere.

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Benefits of Professional Wound Care in Marietta, GA and Altamonte Springs, FL

Slip and fall is a common complaint among Americans regardless of age. While children tend to fall when playing, seniors with restricted mobility are at an increased risk of being injured, too. Moreover, a few health conditions result in broken skin and discharge of blood and pus. Whatever may be the reason for wound formation, closing it perfectly and eliminating the risk of infection becomes necessary. Sure, a majority of wounds heal naturally and need no special care, but people with severe health conditions and extensive wounds may require proper wound care in Marietta, GA, and Altamonte Springs, FL.

Some of the reasons to hire a professional to take care of the existing wound(s) are:-

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· Underlying Factors- Wound healing involves three distinct phases. Several underlying health issues may prolong the process and hinder it. It is essential to treat the existing condition while facilitating the healing process. Only a skilled medical professional or an expert caregiver with adequate knowledge about the risk factors can ensure quick healing and closure of a gaping wound

· Smoking- Patients who smoke regularly or consume too much alcohol may be at an increased risk of living with the wound. Too often, the wound may be infected and fester long before progressing to a more severe complaint. Nicotine in the blood decreases oxygen flow to the wound, thus making healing difficult.

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Sure, the doctor or surgeon will treat the patient as required. Recuperating can also be a lengthy process that requires management by trained professionals adept at home nursing in Atlanta, GA, and Altamonte Springs, FL. This relieves the family members who are not equipped to care for the patients.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio–(BUSINESS WIRE)–NAI Ohio River Corridor’s Laurie Stanbro has the opportunity to market what is known as one of the world’s most “unusual”, “bizarre” or “coolest” buildings in the United States, depending upon your perspective. Built in 1997 as the headquarters of the Longaberger Company, this iconic building is listed in the Lonely Planets book “Amazing Architecture: A Spotter’s Guide” as one of the 120 world’s greatest human constructions. The architecture of the building shaped as the company’s biggest seller, “Medium Market Basket” distinguishes itself from all the other bricks and glass structures that lack architecture originality.

Located in Newark, Ohio, visible from SR16, the seven-story, 180,000 sqft basket stands proudly on 21.5 acres. Built at a cost of $32 million ($177.77/SF) this building has everything including impressive C-suite offices, conference rooms, cafe, theatre and fitness center. Natural sunlight floods the 30,000 SF atrium from the massive skylight seven stories high.

Stanbro is marketing the building throughout the Midwest region. Utilizing the NAI Global, SIOR and CCIM network of offices and agents as well as regional and state economic development agencies, the building is getting exposure domestically and internationally. Organizations searching for headquarters, additional office space or investors looking for an opportunity to acquire one of the most unique and iconic buildings recognized worldwide have expressed interest in this facility.

Stanbro states, “This building has had tremendous exposure worldwide due to its unique architecture and would make a perfect home for a tech company, professional services group, even a petrochemical or plastic company capitalizing on the natural gas and NGL’s found in the Shale Crescent area of Ohio. This building is the perfect way to differentiate your business.” According to Stanbro, “How could anyone miss a seven-story basket less than 30 minutes from Columbus, Ohio?”

The building also offers a great opportunity to repurpose as a hotel, senior living or shared office concept. The uniqueness and the amenities of this building would appeal to start-up or existing businesses. The building has classic offices and open work environments that millennial and seasoned employees appreciate.

The sale price of the building is currently undisclosed. Replacement value of an office building built to the high standards of this Class A interior finish would cost over $200/SF. Sales of existing buildings throughout the region are in the $100 plus/SF price range. The current owners are open to any serious offers either to purchase or lease the property.

NAI Ohio River Corridor (NAIORC), a full-service commercial real estate firm, affiliate of NAI Global, consists of Stanbro, Leon McCombs and Bryce Custer, SIOR, CCIM and focuses on commercial real estate in eastern and southeastern Ohio. NAIORC works with buyers and sellers of industrial, office, and retail properties, and has been working with owners and buyers in the Shale Crescent, Point Pleasant, Utica and Marcellus Shale regions of the Tri-State area. NAIORC has offices in Bolivar and Marietta, Ohio and Weirton, WV.

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Caddis first Heartis senior living community in Florida

In a continuation of its expansion across the country to provide new senior living options, Caddis® has begun developing its first Heartis® senior living community in Florida. Heartis® Venice will feature 182 spacious independent living, assisted living and memory care apartments, a host of first-class amenities, and expansive ocean views on three sides. The three-story, 191,000 square foot community, which will be located at 1199 Tamiami Trail on U.S. Highway 41 in Venice, about 19 miles south of Sarasota, is expected to be completed in summer 2020.

Caddis CEO Jason L. Signor said that the Dallas-based national healthcare real estate firm is well known for its Heartis senior communities in Texas, but has been expanding into other areas of the country.

“During the past couple of years, Caddis began developing and opening new Heartis communities in the Midwest in Illinois and Wisconsin, as well as in the Southeast in Georgia,” Mr. Signor says. “Our nationwide brand expansion has provided seniors with lavish new living options. Now we are excited to expand into Florida with a new senior community that offers residents the highest-quality amenities, a fun, active environment and all the comforts of home.”

Jud Jacobs, Executive Vice President Development and Partner, says Heartis Venice will be in an ideal location.

“Heartis Venice is being built on Roberts Bay and will be surrounded on three sides by beautiful views of the ocean,” he says. “It will also offer convenient access off Tamiami Trail and U.S. Highway 41. Plus it will be near restaurants, hotels, historic downtown Venice and Venice Beach, and within walking distance to Legacy Trail, a 12-mile bicycle and walking path. Local seniors and their families are sure to find Heartis Venice an attractive new addition to the community.”

Heartis Venice will offer a wide variety of amenities, including a swimming pool; beautifully landscaped grounds with walking paths, seating areas and pocket parks; a wellness center; beauty salon/barber shop; activity rooms; large, secured courtyards; multiple dining options with chef-prepared meals; and ongoing social and recreational activities.

Special services will include a community shuttle service, nurse-supervised staff, 24-hour emergency call system, housekeeping and laundry services, and assistance with personal activities. The new community will be managed by Solvere Living, a St. Petersburg, Fla.-based firm that manages senior living communities across the country. The architect is Lantz-Boggio, which is headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colo., and the general contractor is Marietta, Ga.-based Freese Johnson.

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July 11, 2018: Obituaries

Bobby Jolly, 64

Bobby Ray Jolly, Sr., age 64, of Roaring River, passed away Saturday, July 7, 2018 at Curis at Wilkesboro. He was born January 18, 1954 in Wilkes County to William Marvin Dimette and Maude Ethel Pruitt Jolly. Mr. Jolly was a member of Stony Hill Baptist Church and a member of the National Guard. He was an avid NASCAR and dirt track racing fan; and loved cars. Bobby was preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Marcia Ellen Jolly; brothers, Billy Jolly, Abe Jolly, Roby Jolly; and sister, Ozell Burcham.

               Surviving are his wife, Helen Wolfe Jolly; son, Bobby Ray Jolly, Jr. of Roaring River; daughters, Breanna Anderson of Roaring River, Tonya Jolly of Winston Salem; grandchildren, Hannah and Ella Anderson, Noah and Wesly Hemric; sisters, Retta Durham of North Wilkesboro, Lillie Little of Clemmons, Callie McHone of Browns Summit; nieces and nephews, Kim Caudill, Ryan Jolly, Jamie Marley, Rachall McCoy and Jake Woods; special sister-in-law, Tammy Woods.

               Memorial service was held  July 9,   at Oak Grove Baptist Church on Rock Quarry Road with Rev. Ken Pardue and Rev. Joel Blevins officiating.   In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Mtn. Valley Hospice, 688 North Bridge Street, Elkin, NC 28621.

               Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Maudie  Dillard,  85

Mrs. Maudie Sue Rogers Dillard, age 85 of North Wilkesboro, passed away Saturday, July 07, 2018 at Wilkes Senior Village.

               Funeral services were held  July 9,   at Reins Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Lawson Horton, Rev. Tim Roten and Rev. Shane Pardue officiating. Burial was in Harmony Baptist Church cemetery.  

               Mrs. Dillard was born October 2, 1932 in White Top Virginia to Franklin and Maudie Huffman Rogers. She was a member of Greater Vision Baptist Church. Mrs. Dillard was retired from Holly Farms Poultry (Tyson Foods).

               In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband; Leonard Eugene Dillard, a daughter; Carolyn Shumate, a son; Roland Dillard, a sister; Ruth Hart and a brother; Frank Rogers.

               She is survived by a daughter; BJ Johnson of North Wilkesboro, a son; Roger Dillard of St. Cloud FL, eight grandchildren; Allen Dillard, Crystal Dillard Triplette, Charlie Dillard, LeAnne Dillard, Beth Ann Schramm, Clayton Shumate, Katie Childress and Jonathon Johnson, eight great grandchildren; Kendall Smidovec, Tatum Smidovec, Ethan Childress, Makinizi Childress, Brantlee Childress, Cody Dillard, Trip Triplette and Eva Triplette and two sisters; Maggie Bumgarner of Wilkesboro and Connie Hart of Millers Creek.

               In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Byrd Ridge Crisis Center Food Pantry, PO Box 1188 North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

 Gary Pearson, 66

Gary Gean Pearson, age 66, of Hays, passed away Friday, July 6, 2018. He was born February 13, 1952 in New Orleans, Louisiana to Henry Marshall and Reba Jane Williams Pearson. Mr. Pearson was a paratrooper in the United States Army 82nd Airborne Division. He was preceded in death by his parents; twin brother, Larry Dean Pearson; brother, Edward George Pearson; sister, Pamela Rose Pearson; and nephew, Marshall Keith "Tucker" Pearson.

               Surviving are his wife, Elaine Pearson; beloved daughter, Jennifer Pearson Faw and husband Jeff of North Wilkesboro; brothers, Michael Alvin Pearson and wife Jean of Ronda, Marshall Keith Pearson of Hays; grandchildren whom he adored, Ethan Colt Faw, Lakyn Breanna Faw both of North Wilkesboro; nieces and nephews, Josh Pearson of Charlotte, Chris Conner of Charlotte, Tesha Simpson and husband Jay of Bessemer City, Laura Pearson of Traphill, Marsha Pearson of Boomer, Ronald Tinnin and wife Michelle of Wilkesboro, Rodney Tinnin of North Wilkesboro, Wayne Dail of Taylorsville; and special neighbor and friend, John Poplin of Hays.

               Gary was a caring and generous person who touched the lives of many. Earthly possessions were not important to him as he would give his last dime away to help someone else in need. If you ever met him you would not forget him. He had a magnetic personality and loved to entertain people with his stories and rhymes. He also had a unique style and often dressed in western attire. He will deeply be missed by those who loved him.

               Memorial service will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 14, 2018 at the home, 208 Montieth Acres Road, Hays. Instead of flowers, the family requests than an unexpected and unsolicited act of kindness for someone in need be done in his name.     Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Debbie Wyatt,  61

Ms. Debbie Lynn Wyatt, age 61 of Fleetwood passed away Thursday, July 5, 2018 at Foley Center at Chestnut Ridge in Blowing Rock.

               Funeral services was held  July 9,  at Old Fields Baptist  Church in Ashe County with Rev. Larry Powers officiating.   Burial was in the church cemetery.

               Ms. Wyatt was born June 23, 1957 in Wilmington Delaware to Billy Junior and Jo Ann Blackburn Wyatt. She was a member of Beaver Creek Christian Church.

               She was preceded in death by a sister and brother in law; Donna Leigh Snider and husband; Mike Snider.

               Ms. Wyatt is survived by her parents of Fleetwood, a sister; Janet Miller and husband John of Fleetwood, two aunts; Allene Blackburn of West Jefferson and Carol Wyatt of Hamptonville,an uncle; Ford Wyatt and wife Virginia of North Wilkesboro, nephew; John Junior Miller, niece; Mary Kay Miller and several cousins.                              

               Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the Old Fields Baptist Church 1964 Conley Creek Road, Fleetwood NC 28626.

 Archie Staley,   94

Robert Archie "Bob" Staley, Sr., age 94, of Boomer, passed away Thursday, July 5, 2018 at Wake Forest Baptist Health-Wilkes Regional. He was born July 6, 1924 in Wilkes County to William "Bud" Gordon and Cornelia Byrd Staley. Mr. Staley was a World War II US Army Veteran and very proud of his military service. Mr. Staley was preceded in death by his parents; five brothers; and a sister.

               Surviving are his wife, Katrina Sue Phillips Staley; sons, Robert "Archie" Staley, Jr. and wife Lisa of Wilbar, William "Gilbert" Staley and wife Daisy of Purlear, Mark Daniel Staley of Moravian Falls, Ricky Clarence Staley and wife Dawn of Boomer; sister, Mary Kilby; eight grandchildren; and three great grandchildren.

               Funeral service was held  July 8,   at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Jay Johnson officiating.                          Burial with military honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Honor Guard Post 1142   followed in Sharon Walker Baptist Church Cemetery.                Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the VFW Post 1142, PO Box 357, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

               Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

 Christopher Cleary, 35

Mr. Christopher Daniel Cleary, 35, of North Wilkesboro, passed away on Thursday, July 5, 2018.

Christopher was born on May 6, 1983 in Wilkes County to Johnny Daniel Cleary and Pamela Jane Call Cleary.

               Christopher is preceded in death by his Mother and grandfather, Hubert Call.

               Christopher is survived by: his wife, Misty Cleary; daughter, Christy Dawn Absher; father, Johnny Daniel Cleary; grandmother, Margaret Ann Call, several nieces, nephews and many beloved friends and Family.

               The Family would like to thank Mt. Valley Hospice and Christopher's racing family for their support.

               Visitation was July 8,  at Gordon Baptist Church in North Wilkesboro. The funeral service was at Gordon Baptist Church. Burial   followed the funeral at Gordon Baptist Church Cemetery.

               In addition to flowers memorial donations may be given to Mt. Valley Hospice 945 Zephyr Road, Dobson, NC 27017.

               Rev. Mark Barlow   officiated.

               Adams Funeral Home of Wilkes has the honor of serving the Cleary Family.

 Kenneth  Brewer,  60

Mr. Kenneth Wayne Brewer, age 60 of Millers Creek passed away Wednesday, July 4th, 2018 at his home.

               Memorial service was held  July 8th,  at Wilkesboro Baptist Church with Dr. Chris Hefner officiating.  

               Mr. Brewer was born May 26, 1958 in Salisbury to Edward and Betty Kelso Brewer. He was a Project Manager in Construction and a member of Forest Hills Baptist Church in Raleigh.

               Mr. Brewer was preceded in death by his father; Edward Brewer.

               He is survived by his mother; Betty Brewer of Wilkesboro, a son; Jim Brewer and wife Annie of Fuquay -Varina, four grandchildren; Payton Elizabeth Brewer, James Finley Brewer, William Edwards Brewer and Parker Earline Brewer and two brothers; Michael Edwin Brewer and wife Debby of Winston Salem and David Lee Brewer of Marietta, GA.

               In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to A Hand of Hope 607 N Ennis Street, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526.

  James Wood, 71

Mr. James David Wood, age 71, of Wilkesboro, earned his wings to his heavenly home on Tuesday, July 3, 2018, at Wake Forest Baptist Hospital. He was born December 26, 1946 in Surry County to Henry Coy and Eleanor Mae Waldrup Wood. James was employed by American Drew/La-Z-Boy Furniture for thirty-two years. He was an avid sports fan (especially for the Braves, Tar Heels, Panthers and NASCAR) and enjoyed spending time with his family and friends and gracing them with his witty jokes and personality. James was a blessing to all of his family and friends. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers, Jerry Wood and Jackie Wood and sister, Janette Wood.

               Surviving are his wife Susan Johnson Wood; sons, David Wood and wife Jayme of Lake Murray, SC, Devin Wood of Wilkesboro; daughter, Debbie Wright of Gaffney, SC; grandchildren, Jessica Wright and Jeffrey Wright; brothers, Joe Wood and wife, Margaret of Dickson, TN and Junior Wood and wife, Martha of North Wilkesboro.

               Graveside service was held   July 6,  at Mountlawn Memorial Park with Pastor Victor Church officiating.                      Flowers will be accepted. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

 Richard  Duncan, 86

Mr. Richard Avery Duncan, age 86 of Burlington, formally of Millers Creek, passed away Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at Olde Knox Commons in Cornelius, NC.

               Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM, Sunday July 15, 2018 at Reins Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Shannon Critcher officiating. The family will receive friends from 1:30 until 2:00 prior to the service in the Chapel of Reins Sturdivant Funeral Home.  Burial with Military Honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1142 will be in Mountlawn Memorial Park.

               Mr. Duncan was born February 9, 1932 in Siler City, NC to Glenn Hayes Duncan and wife Clarice Lewis Duncan. He was a member of Millers Creek Baptist Church where he was a Deacon, had been a Sunday School Teacher and Chairman of the Church Building and Grounds Committee. During his residency in Burlington, he and his wife were members of Grove Park Baptist Church.  In addition he was a member of the NC Beekeeper's Association, an Avid Bee Keeper and gardener, Skilled Craftsman and Jack of All Trades. Before being drafted in the United States Army, he attended NC State University. Mr. Duncan retired from Holly Farms (Tyson) where he worked in Quality Control Management.

               In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife Pauline Harris Duncan.

               He is survived by three daughters; Susan Bumgarner and Steve of Cornelius, Carol Clayton and Dwight of Efland and Michelle Webb and Rob Upton of Torrance, CA, a son; Richard Duncan and Sharon (Church) of Hilton Head Island SC, six grandchildren; Andrew (Stephanie French) Duncan, Anna (Nick) Varakin, Jessica (Tiger) Outterson, Will (Samantha Kropski) Bumgarner, Daniel (Bonnie Spratt) Bumgarner and Abigail Rose Clayton; seven great grandchildren; Kayleigh Varakin, Lexi Varakin, Michael Varakin, Nikki Varakin, Avery Duncan, Abel Duncan and Chloe Bumgarner, two sisters; Glenna Lewis of Burlington and Betty Friddle of Winston Salem and a brother; Arnold Duncan and wife Marquita of Wallace.

               Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Americanfallensoldiers.com/donate; Hospice and Palliative Care of Charlotte www.hpccr.org or Millers Creek Baptist Church Building Fund PO Box 559 Millers Creek, NC 28651.

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Upcoming Events Around Sandy Springs

SANDY SPRINGS, GA — Looking for something to do this weekend? Patch is ready to help. We regularly post events and local happenings. So do that thing you love or try something new.

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Thursday, February 15 at 7:00 pm

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Friday, February 16 at 6:30 pm

Atlantans, who says you have to celebrate your love once a year? Or maybe two or three times depending on their birthday & anniversary. On February 3rd, Sandy Springs Premier Sports & Medical Massage Studio will be releasing their Love Workshop series to their clients & community. During this intimate workshop, you will learn how to use one of the five love languages "Touch" with the CEO & LMT Denise Leslie.

Saturday, February 17 at 9:30 am

Be part of the new emerging kind of woman who pursues her calling, leads and creates a business or career with her feminine, and who inspires and heals those around her with her presence.

Are you:

— Stuck in a job you don’t like, secretly wanting to do something more soul affirming — maybe even your own business — but you don’t know what it is

Saturday, February 17 at 9:30 am

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Gift Bag Assembly: 9am

Party: 9:30am-Noon

Imagine if you were a senior citizen in a nursing home and NO friends or relatives ever came to visit you…not even for holidays. Neighbor Love wants to brighten the day of a WHOLE BUNCH of valuable seniors THIS Valentines. Adopt-a-Senior Valentine is a GREAT way to let a valuable senior know that someone still loves them.

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Saturday, February 17 at 11:00 am

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Spring and summer are traditionally the most popular seasons to take on a remodeling project. But when has it ever paid to do what everyone else is doing? You can save big money by tackling a remodel in February when demand isn’t as high. That means if you’ve been dreaming about a new bathroom or updated kitchen, now’s the time.

Here are a few rooms to consider re-doing this month, plus the local pros you’ll need to get it done:

Saturday, February 17 at 6:30 pm

Atlantans, who says you have to celebrate your love once a year? Or maybe two or three times depending on their birthday & anniversary. On February 3rd, Sandy Springs Premier Sports & Medical Massage Studio will be releasing their Love Workshop series to their clients & community. During this intimate workshop, you will learn how to use one of the five love languages "Touch" with the CEO & LMT Denise Leslie.

Saturday, February 17 at 7:00 pm

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Georgia Philharmonic presents "The Samuel Fordis Young Artists’ Concerto Competition Showcase" John Morrison, Music Director Saturday, February 17, 2018, 7 p.m. Lassiter Concert Hall Roswell/Marietta

Join us for a thrilling concert sure to throw off winter’s chill!

Saturday, February 17 at 8:00 pm

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Jane L. Powell "The Goddess of Soul"

Saturday, February 17th at 8 p.m.

Let Jane Powell captivate you with her playful personality, spicy sense of humor, and soulful style. A versatile singer who performs a blend of classic R&B songs, blues tunes, jazz standards, and gospel anthems. Jane has worked with some of the best in the business including the legendary Ray Charles from whom "she stole the night" according to The Washington Post.

Sunday, February 18 at 1:00 pm

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Please join us for an Open House of this fully renovated East Cobb Home. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths nothing has been missed in this top to bottom rehab. Gourmet Kitchen, Stunning bathrooms, wood floors throughout main living area, paint and fixtures throughout, new carpet in the bedrooms and so much more. All systems are within 5 years including the roof so there is really NOTHING that needs to be done on this MOVE IN ready property.

Sunday, February 18 at 2:30 pm

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Gift Bag Assembly: 2pm

Party: 2:30-5pm

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Easy Living Way In Marietta 55+ Community

There is a Fortress Builders community located on Easy Living Way, Marietta GA Cobb County 30064. This 55+, active adult neighborhood is called La Vida Facil and has a total of 42 homes.

Homes Currently For Sale In La Vida Facil-VISIT

The homes details will include either three or four bedrooms, master bedrooms on the main floor, two-car garages and private patio areas. The average list price for a home, at time of post as listed in the Georgia MLS, is between the high $200’s to the low $300’s.

HOA fees, at time of post, are $275 a month and includes trash, water & sewer, lawn maintenance.  At time of post, the neighborhood is planning to have a clubhouse with gym, card room, common area, grill and lap pool.

More Cobb County Active Adult Community Properties For Sale–VISIT

Location-Directions-Located off Barrett Parkway near the intersection of Dallas Highway. Easy access to the area’s retail shopping, grocery stores and restaurants. Town Center Mall, golf courses, parks, Kennesaw Mountain and more.West on Whitlock Avenue to right on Barrett Parkway to left on Easy Living Way or I-75 North to Barrett Parkway. Left on Barrett Parkway. Cross over Cobb Parkway. Right on Easy Living Way. La Vida Facil is on right before Dallas Highway.