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Government shutdown cost states $2.2B, study reveals

October 22, 2013 Todd DeFeo

The federal government shutdown that ended last week cost states with national landmarks an estimated $2.2 billion in lost tax revenue, according to a new study.

Arizona to pay to reopen Grand Canyon

October 12, 2013 The Travel Trolley

The state of Arizona has reached an agreement with the U. S. Department of Interior to re open Grand Canyon National Park using state and local funds amid the ongoing federal government shutdown, Gov. Jan Brewer announced.

Southern Museum to honor members during gala

October 8, 2013 The Travel Trolley

The Kennesaw Museum Foundation and the Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History will honor their members during the upcoming Heroes and Legends Gala.

Georgia museum opens display of artifacts from Biblical times

October 2, 2013 Todd DeFeo

The Explorations in Antiquity Center in LaGrange recently unveiled its new Biblical Life Artifacts Gallery to display artifacts from the Bronze Age through the late Byzantine Period.

TripAdvisor: America’s Top 10 Winery Tours

October 2, 2013 The Travel Trolley

TripAdvisor today announced the top 10 winery tours in the United States, based on the reviews and opinions of TripAdvisor travelers.

Atlanta Falcons look to technology to transform fan experience

October 2, 2013 Special to The Travel Trolley

The Atlanta Falcons have partnered with the world’s leading consumer transaction technologies company to enhance the fan experience at the Georgia Dome.

Federal Government Shuts Down, Travel Continues

October 1, 2013 Todd DeFeo

The federal government may have shuttered its doors Tuesday, but travelers might not have noticed.

Dallas museum wants more oral histories related to JFK assassination

September 23, 2013 Todd DeFeo

As the nation prepares to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza is looking to expand its collection of oral histories.

Moonshine: It’s not just for lawbreakers anymore

September 18, 2013 Todd DeFeo

In recent years, moonshine has veered into the mainstream. The drink often known as shine, hooch or white lightning is now available in bars, liquor stores and distilleries open on Main Street, though many would argue true moonshine cannot be purchased in a liquor store. But is it the same?

Berry College celebrates first-ever football game

September 8, 2013 Todd DeFeo

A clearly energized capacity crowd turned out Saturday to watch the first ever Berry College football team take the field.

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