By Jeremy Varner As summer slowly fades and transitions into fall during September and October, most of nature is bedraggled and exhausted. It’s been so…
Posts published in “People and Places”
By Paige Teusink Families interested in learning more about Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School (ANCS) are invited to attend one of the school’s upcoming Info Sessions…
By Kristen Watts The 2025 Grant Park Candlelight Tour of Homes is just around the corner. The annual event offers a festive and unforgettable celebration…
By Jeremy Varner To leave the kitchen of my grandmother’s Dekalb County ranch home and go to the backyard you would have to walk through…
By Kristin Morgan Southeast Atlanta! We are proud to share that Benteen Elementary has been in a whirlwind of achievements and growth. As we are…
By Kristy Gomez, Senior Director, Marketing & Communications Historic Oakland Cemetery will soon offer Atlantans a fresh, respectful way to become part of its storied…
By Tiffany Fessler, Marketing Consultant CHRIS 180has reopened its flagship Atlanta Counseling Center with a team of licensed clinicians and counseling interns offering trauma-informed, person-centered…
By Riki Bolster You are invited to stretch your way into festival day on October 18 at the Ormewood Park Makers Festival. “Good morning, Ormewood,”…
By Rachel Barber The Parkside Foundation welcomed the community on Friday, September 19 to officially celebrate the opening of an all-abilities playground with a ribbon-cutting…
By Carlen Ruth Hultgren For many Americans, stretching a food budget can feel like a juggling act, balancing taste, nutrition, and the clock. With rising…