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Treat yourself: $15 = $30 worth of Handmade Soaps, Lotions & More at Mama Bath + Body

Submitted by GA Lottery
Thursday, March 24th, 2011, 1:37am
Treat yourself: $15 = $30 worth of Handmade Soaps, Lotions & More at Mama Bath + Body

Do you love handmade all natural soaps, lotions and scrubs? Looking for the perfect Mother's Day Gift? Check out Decatur's Mama Bath + Body and pay only $15 for $30 worth of handmade goodies with Today's Scoop.

THIS EXCLUSIVE DEAL ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 26TH AT MIDNIGHT

ScoopMama.com brings you the Insider Deals on Local Family Fun! We offer our subscribers unbeatable family-friendly deals with savings of 40-75% off kid-friendly activities, stores, restaurants, services and more. Please sign up today to get the Inside Scoop (its free to join). Follow us on Twitter or LIKE us on Facebook! Be on the lookout for more incredible deals coming your way.

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Get organized with a FREE $5 Electronic Gift Card from Oliver's Labels - Personalized Kids' Labels!

Submitted by GA Lottery
Monday, March 21st, 2011, 2:01am
Get organized with a FREE $5 Electronic Gift Card from Oliver's Labels - Personalized Kids' Labels!

We want to help you get ready for camp this summer with a FREE $5 E-Gift Card for adorable organizational labels that are waterproof, weather-proof, scuff-proof and tear-resistant!

THIS EXCLUSIVE DEAL ENDS TONIGHT,  MARCH 21ST AT MIDNIGHT

ScoopMama.com brings you the Insider Deals on Local Family Fun! We offer our subscribers unbeatable family-friendly deals with savings of 40-75% off kid-friendly activities, stores, restaurants, services and more. Please sign up today to get the Inside Scoop (its free to join). Follow us on Twitter or LIKE us on Facebook! Be on the lookout for more incredible deals coming your way.

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Intown ACE Hardware Offers 15% Discount to VaHi Residents

Submitted by Eden Godbee, Where U Live Producer
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011, 1:21pm
Intown ACE Hardware Offers 15% Discount to VaHi Residents

ATLANTA -- In wake of the recent crimes occouring in the Virginia Highlands neighborhood, the VaHi neighborhood Ace Hardware store on North Highland Avenue is offering residents a 15% discount on all motion sensor lighting.

According to Phillip Ramsey, the Electornics Manager at the store, "the products range from $11 on the lower end to about $40 on the higher end". The Intown Ace Hardware store is offering this discount for the entire month of February. And, this location offers 14 different products that can be classified as motion sensors.  

Most of the products are in-store, however, orders for out-of-stock items are placed on Wednesday and usually arrive on Friday morning. 

The Intown Ace Hardware is located at 854 North Highland Avenue in Northeast Atlanta.

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Get a Jump on Spring Landscaping! Free Educational Program

Submitted by Sylvia Small on Saturday, February 12th, 7:59 am
Get a Jump on Spring Landscaping! Free Educational Program

Spring is just around the corner! Get a jump-start on your outdoor living plans Saturday, March 12, from 11 a.m.-noon. Eric King, ASLA, owner of King Landscaping, and Rick Goldstein, a registered architect and co-owner of MOSAIC Group [Architects and Remodelers], will share decades of experience creating inviting outdoor living spaces.

"Easy Hardscaping" is a free crash course that will showcase the best (and worst) ideas in building patios, walks and walls for your home landscape. It will be held at the MOSAIC office, located at 2358 Perimeter Park Drive, Suite 300.

Feel free to invite a friend. To R.S.V.P., send an e-mail with your name and the number of attendees to sylvia@mosaicgroupatlanta.com or call 770.670.6022. Space is limited.

 

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MOSAIC Group Wins Remodeling Awards

Submitted by Sylvia Small on Monday, November 22nd, 2:45 pm

Atlanta-based MOSAIC Group [Architects and Remodelers] won two Contractor of the Year (CotY) Awards in a recent competition sponsored by the Atlanta Chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry. The categories were Residential Kitchen ($80,001-$120,000) and Residential Exterior Specialty. William Fadul and Rick Goldstein are the company owners.

An impartial panel of judges, who are experts within the industry and associated fields, selected winners based on each entrant’s “before and after” photography and project description. Judging was based on problem solving, functionality, aesthetics, craftsmanship, innovation, degree of difficulty and entry presentation.

MOSAIC Group [Architects and Remodelers] is a design/build firm with indoor and outdoor living divisions.

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Tips on Selecting a Qualified Home Remodeler

Submitted by Sylvia Small on Saturday, October 23rd, 7:52 pm

You've thought your remodeling project through from start to finish. You have determined what you want to achieve, have a realistic budget, and know when the job needs to be completed. Finding a qualified remodeling company to do the work is an equally important step.

We've all heard horror stories about remodeling projects gone bad. Here are 10 tips to help you select a qualified remodeling contractor.

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Loan Modification Could be Good, but Short Sale is Better says 1 Expert

Submitted by Marc Richardson, Where U Live Producer
Friday, August 27th, 2010, 10:06am

Atlanta, GA--  As more and more Atlanta homeowners find themselves in financial distress and are forced to make tough decisions regarding their homes and specifically their dropping values and ballooning mortgage payments, we turned to a housing expert to help us navigate this complex situation.

Marian Anthony is a real estate finance expert and author of Short Sale RUSH- A How To Guide for Nonperforming Assets.  According to Marian, a Short Sale is more advantageous than a Loan Modification or a Foreclosure because "the reduced payoff in a short sale releases you from the debt obligation." He states that a foreclosure will ruin the homeowner's credit, and "a loan modification actually builds a debt trap around the borrower, milking them for every last nickel."

With so much information and marketing dollars being spent on homeowners getting into Loan Modification programs which may keep you bogged in debt for years, take Marian's su

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