1.       Put a little fright in your night as Haunted Montrose lures you in for a scare and fills your dreams with nightmares. A fear you have never experienced waits, and with every step, reaches further into your mind, building terror. Haunted Montrose is open Friday and Saturday at select times through November 2nd and is located at 1702 2nd Street in Montrose. For hours and tickets, visit www.hauntedmontrose.com.

2.       Stay a cut above at J. Keyton Salon & Spa now located in the historic Fred Roberts Hotel at the Bicentennial Plaza next to Theatre Dublin at 306 Academy Avenue Suite B. Dublin’s only retailer of Aveda products, J. Keyton Salon & Spa offers cuts, color, and spa services. For more information call 478-272-9697.

Get busy with a visit to Dublin this weekend:

1.     Go hunt during archery deer hunting at Beaverdam Wildlife Management Area now through September 26th. You must sign in prior to hunting, and sign-out harvested game at the check station/kiosk on the day of harvest. Deer harvested on sign-in hunts must be recorded on your deer harvest record and count toward your season limit. Located on Toomsboro Road, just off Highway 441 in Dublin, hunt from an hour before sunrise to an hour after sunset. For more information, visit www. beaverdamwma.com.

1.       Go fish during National Hunting & Fishing Day on September 11th from 7 am to 11 am at Hugh Gillis Public Fishing Area. Designed to introduce young anglers to fishing, Kids Fishing Events are hosted by Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division. Hugh Gillis PFA is located at 174-198 Keens Crossing Road just off Highway 80, in East Dublin. For more information visit www.georgiawildlife.com or call 478-296-6192.

2.  Final days to get inspired with Inspired Georgia: 28 Works from Georgia’s State Art Collection! The last day to experience this exhibit is Thursday, September 11th from 10 am to 6 pm at the Dublin Carnegie in Downtown Dublin. Call 478-272-2560 or visit www.dublincarnegie.com for more information.