LaGrange? (Atlanta, Columbus: gardens, moving to, vacation)

[xxmagex]

Winter has arrived. As such my wife's thoughts move to moving to a warmer climate. This past summer I was vacationing down at Callaway Gardens. A few times I wound up driving through LaGrange. It seemed like a nice town. I've done some web searches and was wondering what opinions about LaGrange are out there.

[TakeAhike]

Originally Posted by xxmagex

Winter has arrived. As such my wife's thoughts move to moving to a warmer climate. This past summer I was vacationing down at Callaway Gardens. A few times I wound up driving through LaGrange. It seemed like a nice town. I've done some web searches and was wondering what opinions about LaGrange are out there.

There are several threads about LaGrange.
http://www.city-data.com/forum/atlan...grange-ga.html

You would be close to Callaway Gardens and Columbus would be the closest city of any size. I think La Grange is about 2 hrs from Atlanta.

[matt8325]

LaGrange is 68 miles from Atlanta. I doubt it would take 2 hours unless there was a lot of traffic.

[ATLCOL1]

LaGrange is 30 minutes from Columbus and 45-50 from Atlanta. Great city with close proximity to Georgia's 2 largest cities.

[Saintmarks]

LaGrange is one of the best small cities in GA IMO. I waxed eloquently on the subject in the other thread that Takeahike posted the link for.

USA Today did a great article a year or so ago on cities poised for growth close to but outside major metro areas and it featured LaGrange prominently.