Summer/Fall
2020 Issue
In This Issue
Outdoors
Most people know the story of Annie Oakley, the famous sharpshooter who traveled across the country with her husband and her rifle, demonstrating how she could not only compete with but also outshoot most marksmen who dared to challenge her. Oakley was ahead of her time in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Drawing on the historic figure’s efforts to advance women, the Annie Oakley Shooters formed in 2004 in Atlanta. Today, a Thomasville chapter is always open to new members.
Community
Luten Nunnally, a Thomasville native whose collection of memorabilia has grown into a remarkable tribute to days gone by, has turned his hobby into a 500-square-foot museum. Dubbed Sweet Lu’s Pop Culture Experience, the collection includes subjects to which he is most devoted―sports, television, toys, pop culture, music and movies. Filling every nook and cranny, the items even include some special treasures from Thomasville’s history.
Lifestyle
It’s not surprising we are all lacking in energy with the hustle and bustle the world requires of us. We’ve heard the typical tips and tricks of increasing your energy levels - daily exercise, getting sunlight first thing in the morning, taking a nap, limiting sugar/carbs, and staying hydrated. But Stephanie Rice shares other ways that are equally or even more effective at increasing energy levels.