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Calhoun, GA is a charming and historic city located on the I-75 corridor in northwest Georgia. It has an abundance of attractions that cater to everyone from outdoor enthusiasts to those interested in cultural exploration. People come here to enjoy its rich history, great shopping, as well as a variety of local restaurants and eateries. The city also offers plenty of events and activities throughout the year including festivals, farmers’ markets, parades, car shows, art shows and more. There are many things to do for visitors of all ages.
The reviews of Calhoun, GA are overwhelmingly positive with people praising its friendly atmosphere and its variety of attractions. Many visitors note how much they enjoyed the local shops and restaurants in particular. In addition to these amenities, people also appreciate the historic downtown area which features a variety of architectural styles and businesses from old-time general stores to modern cafés and boutiques. Moreover, there’s something for everyone whether it’s strolling along nature trails or attending one of the many special events held throughout the year.
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love it - 9/21/2015
I moved to Calhoun several years ago and feel in love. Not only with the town and the people who live there but with a man that I met there. Life was good. Calhoun is a wonderful town to live in and raise a
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mild tempertures ` - 11/11/2011
Calhoun is a great place to live, with moderate tempertures almost year roundl. Janruary and Febuary being the coldest ranging between o-35% most of the time, with a little deveation once in a
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Cliques....Hard to fit in - 12/21/2006
Calhoun is a charming town, but not open to newcomers. If you have not lived in this area for generations, several generations, it is hard to find a niche. As with most cities/towns in the South, if you are not from one of the Southeastern states, you are considered a "Yankee", which has definite negative stereotypes. I lived here for three years and have been miserable a good share of the time. The South has a reputation for being prejudice, and for good reason. It is not just to those who have darker skin than Caucasions, but to anyone who is not from the ten mile radius of where they were born, grew up and lived, alongside their "kin", their entire life. If you must come here, good
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