Everyone knows about the ball that’s dropped in New York’s Times Square, but did you know that Georgia also drops five unique things around the state?
In Atlanta, celebrate New Year’s with the Peach Drop 
- the largest event of its type in the southeast and one of the largest in the country.
Or, head over to Tallapoosa to watch the Possum Drop, a celebration that only takes place every other year.
In McDonough, you can see the Nugget Drop at Truett’s Grill where a six feet tall Chick-fil-A chicken nugget made of plaster will be lowered into a vat of honey mustard colored Karo syrup.
Further down south in Ty Ty, you can ring in the New Year at the Ty Ty First Baptist Church. After the devotional service, the men of the church serve an old fashioned breakfast, and at midnight a peanut is dropped.
Finally, for the second year in a row you can attend the Chicken Drop in Gainesville - an adult night out benefiting the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia!
The concept of showing the passage of time by dropping a ball actually dates back to 1833 at England’s Royal Observatory in Greenwich. This first “time-ball” dropped every afternoon at one o’clock so that nearby ship captains could set their chronometers.
Those with Thomasville homes for sale are buckling down for the long haul, but exactly how long will that be? I spent a little bit of time roaming the Internet to get the general 
Whether for Thomasville condos or single-family homes, For Sale by Owner (FSBO) sales aren’t near as successful as those sold by real estate agents. In fact, by 2006, the average price for a FSBO home was at least $50,000 less than agent-run sales.
As the number of foreclosures rise around the nation, some lenders have held their foreclosures in Thomasville in private stock, hoping to sell them gradually in a stabilizing real estate market. That hope has slowly dwindled, however, even with the five-month 
New Years is just around the corner, and for many with Thomasville homes for sale, it’s the perfect time to make some resolutions. Let’s be expansive, though, shall we? Don’t say, 
Picking a Thomasville real estate agent is a big decision. Buying a home isn’t something most people do on a regular basis and rarely do they know agents personally or have one on retainer like they may have a lawyer for regular business purposes.
It’s in the news and has been for several months now; financial institutions may be holding back their inventory of Thomasville foreclosures and national foreclosures. Why on earth would they do that?
Have you heard of the first-time homebuyer’s tax credit extension? Last month, President Obama signed the extension to help 
If a Thomasville Georgia condo lifestyle sounds interesting to you, here are a few things to consider about living in this type of residence:
A lot of owners who have their homes for sale in Thomasville Georgia are taking advantage of the remodeling sales going on around the nation. From tools and building supplies to the remodeling agencies themselves, they’re finding they can save money.
During this festive season, our thoughts turn to giving gifts, baking delicious treats in our Thomasville homes and visiting friends and family. However, there are others who think about unoccupied, gift-filled houses.
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Yes, it’s time for the Holidays again, which means it’s time to decorate your Thomasville home. If you’re big on recycling, use eco-friendly products and try to keep your carbon footprint on a low scale, you may be trying to figure out how you can make your Holidays a blast without stepping away from your ideals.
Lots of people think about ways to save the environment in a physical manner such as changing light bulbs from incandescent to florescent and recycling, but many drop the ball when it comes to cleaning their Thomasville home. 
The real estate industry is full of numbers and metrics that can influence your home for sale in Thomasville Georgia. Here are just a few you need to know before putting your house on the market:
Every street corner in Thomasville’s restored downtown, sparkles with the sights and sounds of Thomasville’s Victorian Christmas. Victorian Christmas will be Thursday and Friday evenings this week from 6:00 pm until 10:00 pm.
Oh, the dreaded/happy DOM question. 
A recent interview with FHA commissioner David Stevens on CNBC gives hope to Thomasville Georgia real estate owners with FHA loans. The Federal Housing Administration now covers at least 30% of new home loans, so when Stevens announced that it