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12/29/2024

12/14/2024

Grab your tickets to see “A Christmas Story” at The Newman Theatre. Not many shows left so book online Newnantheatre.org

09/15/2024

“Nothing beats a night of laughs and friendly competition! 🎉 These neighbors came together for a fun night of cards, and the winner walked away with the prize 💰. Moments like these are what community is all about!

08/25/2024

Help support Coco’s Cupboard with medical costs for their rescues. https://www.cocoscupboardinc.org/cocos-club/

🌟 Re-Introducing The Coco’s Club! 🌟
Have you been wanting to help Coco’s Cupboard in a big way? Now’s your chance! We’re thrilled to re-introduce The Coco’s Club, our amazing monthly donor program. By joining, you’ll provide continuous support that helps us give food, medical care, and endless love to our rescue animals.
And that’s not all! When you join The Coco’s Club, you’ll receive a free Coco’s Club t-shirt and be entered for a chance to win a doggie vacation to Barkwells in Asheville, NC. Throughout August, we’ll be tracking all new members, and everyone will be entered into a raffle. The drawing will happen on Thursday, September 5th.
Your support goes beyond just helping animals—it’s about giving them a chance at a happy, healthy life. Whether you can contribute $10, $50, or $250 a month, each level of support helps us cover crucial needs from food and medical care to spay/neuter surgeries and emergency treatments.
Check out the graphic below to see how each donation level supports our mission. Ready to make a difference? Join The Coco’s Club today and see how your generosity changes lives!
https://www.cocoscupboardinc.org/cocos-club/

07/19/2024

The Bensons share their life story with the homeowners of Arbor Springs this month. Read how this Air Force family moved into the commercial airline business while raising four children. Enjoy this months issue and the rest of the summer until next months issue is released.

06/20/2024

Come celebrate the relaunch of our new sponsor Land Rover South Land Rover South Atlanta and Jaguar Certified Pre-Owned & Service tomorrow night June 21st 5:00 - 8:00. If you can’t make the relaunch check out their Coffee & Cars Sat., June 22 8-12.

06/18/2024

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 We’re thrilled to welcome our new sponsor, Great Clips, to Stroll! 💇‍♂️💇‍♀️ Check out their brand-new location in Arbor Springs Plaza, open nights and weekends for your convenience. Whether you’re looking for a fresh cut for yourself or the whole family, Great Clips has got you covered with styles for all ages. Come visit your local salon and see why Great Clips is a cut above the rest! ✂️✨

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06/07/2024

Congrats 🎉 to the 2024 grads of Arbor Springs. Looking 👀 forward to seeing all of your dreams becoming a reality.

Copies of your June issue of Stroll Arbor Springs should be in your mailboxes 📫 soon.

06/03/2024

🌟 Arbor Springs baseball’s very own home run king👑 Gavin Cox has made the cover of Home Run Club this season! ⚾️🔥 Can’t wait to see what his future holds! 🚀

04/04/2024

Living in Arbor Springs for almost two years the Bradford family has found where they belong. Originally from Maryland 🦀 the transition to Georgia 🍑 was seamless where the whole family has found their purpose in life. Read more about the Bradfords in Aprils issue of Stroll coming to mailboxes 📬 this week.

03/09/2024

Experience the ultimate medspa experience at Pure Bella Aesthetic Boutique in downtown Newnan! Stroll Arbor Springs is pleased to welcome Brandilyn to our monthly neighborhood publication. Her expertise in cosmetic dermatology puts her above the rest. Call today to schedule an appointment! 770-755-6610

02/06/2024

🌟 Meet the ultimate Texas family the Griffiths in the February issue of Stroll. They have a galaxy-sized love for Star Wars, a sprinkle of Disney magic, and a heart as strong as the Pittsburgh Steelers! 🏈🚀🏰 Living in Arbor Springs for 5 amazing years, they’ve brought light and laughter to every corner. With two adventurous boys by their side, every day is a new adventure in their intergalactic journey! 💫✨ Their home is filled with love, laughter, and a whole lot of fandom fun! 🎉🏟️

01/29/2024

From garages to decks to basements, Chance can tackle most anything. Give him a call for a free estimate. 706-443-4539

01/28/2024

“Ringing in the New Year with laughter, luck, and loads of fun! 🎉🥂 Arbors Bunco ladies know how to roll into 2024 with style. Cheers to another year of friendship, games, and making memories! 🎲👯‍♀️

01/05/2024

Copied post that speaks of the resilience that a small business must have about never quitting and how branding and marketing are so important for success.

Stanley...

I won't be met with "amens" and praises with what I am about to say, but hey, that's not what this is all about.

I don't have a dog in this race, but I am a business person who also teaches other business people. We market our businesses and we learn from others who do the same....and I have my thoughts.

Stanley. Heard of them?

Maybe all you've heard is about the long hours that people are waiting in line at Target for the Valentine release.

Maybe all you've heard is, "I can't believe people are so obsessed with this cup. I can get the same one at Walmart for half."

Maybe all you've heard is "I wish you gave the same business to us small business owners that you give to a company who grossed 750 million dollars last year".

Maybe you are reading this and thinking, hmmm...where is she going with this?! Well, here's where I'm going. And it may not be where you think.

As a small business owner, I understand business. I understand marketing. I understand influencers. I understand the ins and outs of what it takes to make or break your business.

I also understand that a lot of this TALK that you see about Stanley lately, truly has nothing to do with Stanley at all.

Let me explain...

Stanley is a company that originated in 1913, over 100 years ago by a man who simply wanted to be able to keep his coffee hot while working out in the elements (my thoughts). I know nothing about this man, and I don't pretend to...but this is how my mind operates.

This man likely had people to support. He likely had a family. He likely had big goals of how he could take his business to new heights and make his dreams come true one day. How is that different than any small business owner today?

The difference is, his company has stood the test of time. It has rallied through decades of change and stayed resilient and on course. It has been a staple in many homes long before the viral tumblers of today.

Whatever Mr. Stanley started was nurtured and marketed and respected for longer than we have been alive. How many brands do you know that have stood that test of time?

Don't you realize that MANY of these big businesses we see today thriving were likely once small little labors of love that people sacrifed to get off the ground?

How many small businesses out there today have big dreams? I would hope all of them, or why do it? Do they want to "stop growing" right before people consider them too large to support anymore? Ouch.

When I started my own business 9 years ago, I had dreams and goals. It has already surpassed all I could have dreamed, so I dream bigger. Guess what? The bigger you dream and get, the more adversity comes your way. The more hate you get. The more people don't want you to have support bc somehow, your hard work merits less now than someone who is getting their feet off the ground and starting their own dream.

How does any of that have to do with Stanley tumblers? Well, how does it not? Who doesn't dream of having a legacy and a brand who stands the test of time after a CENTURY? That is to be applauded.

How proud would I be to see my company thriving in 100 years? How proud would I be for my family generations to be able to have a business they can still work hard in and rely on that many generations later?

When does a business get to a point that they no longer deserve to be supported? I LOVE small businesses. I am one. I will always support local and small, but I also love the American dream and what's possible for those who pursue bigger and more and are able to accomplish that. Since when did that become wrong?

Since when did it become cool as a small business to constantly talk and post about how "we can't believe everyone is supporting so and so" and why we are upset about this or that instead of putting our heads down and improving our own business?

Since when did the one who is smarter at marketing and sales become the bad guy just because they know how to get their product in front of more people? I have always heard that you don't always have to be the best at what you do, you just have to be the best at marketing yourself or your product. Stanley has proven that to be exactly right.

-Brooke Riley Re-Fabbed Boutique