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  • 3 weeks ago | atlantaparent.com | Emily Webb

    A look at the top family-friendly spots in this part of metro Atlanta. Population: 20,083; Fayette CountyZip Codes: 30214, 30215Known for being the county seat of Fayette County, the city is 20 minutes from the airport and is a valuable spot for the entertainment industry. Fun Spot America Atlanta, located in Fayetteville, is perfect for family entertainment, delighting both the youngest in your crew and the thrill seeker.

  • 3 weeks ago | atlantaparent.com | Emily Webb

    It’s always a great time to start tennis, especially in Atlanta where more than 100,000 people throughout the metro area participate in tennis leagues like Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association (ALTA) and USTA Atlanta! The sport is easy to introduce to your kids or to start playing as a family. With summer approaching, find a nearby court and give it a try. How to Start Playing TennisFor equipment, you need a racket and a tennis ball.

  • 3 weeks ago | atlantaparent.com | Emily Webb

    Kids to Parks Day is a national day of outdoor play to connect kids and families with their local, state and national parks and public lands; learn more at parktrust.org. Check out these local events in metro Atlanta. Table of ContentsToggleKids to Parks Day at Jones Bridge ParkCelebrate with games, crafts and outdoor activities. May 17. Kids to Parks Day at Brook Run ParkLearn about park stewardship, outdoor recreation, STEM and history with free activities and fun. May 17.

  • 1 month ago | atlantaparent.com | Emily Webb

    A look at the top family-friendly spots in this part of metro Atlanta. Population: 42,549; Coweta CountyZip Codes: 30263, 30264, 30265, 30271Known for its historic homes, the town is nicknamed the “City of Homes” and seven districts are on the National Register of Historic Places. The Carl Miller Park in Newnan features two playgrounds, one of which resembles a castle for a medieval adventure. In the summer months, cool off in the splash pad and pack a picnic for a meal under the sun.

  • 1 month ago | atlantaparent.com | Emily Webb

    Likely, you’ve heard of the three Rs: reduce, reuse, recycle. Most people are recycling on some level, but how much do you really know about it? What are the things you should be recycling on a daily basis? What do you do with items your weekly recycling pick up can’t handle? We spoke to Peggy Whitlow Ratcliffe, the Executive Director of Live Thrive’s Center for Hard to Recycle Materials (CHaRM), for answers to these and other important recycling questions.

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