The Bakery, at its core, is a hub for collaboration, experimentation, learning and play. The Founder and Creative Director, Willow Goldstein, and Program Administrator Amanda Norris shared their thoughts on The Bakery and plans for […]
When opioids hit the U.S. in 1775, their use remained widely medical, aiding Civil War soldiers in dealing with intense pain. However, over more than 100 years, the recreational use of opium became popular. In […]
Customers line up to achieve a disputably legal high from edibles, flower and vaping cartridges that line the counters of convenience stores, gas stations and specialty stores across Atlanta. These products contain Delta-8-THC, a psychoactive […]
Taiwanese entrepreneur Tu Tsong-He was $133,000 in debt and reflecting on the loss of his failed hot pot restaurant when he opened the doors to a new tea shop. To save his livelihood, he needed […]
The 2021-22 school year’s leasing season is about to begin. According to Rent.com, the busiest renting and moving period occurs between May and September. Moving can bring feelings of excitement, change and stress, especially when […]
Joel Hurt, an Atlanta Businessman of the late 1800s to the early 1900s and co-founder of Suntrust Bank, is credited with building the Atlanta we see today. He is the man behind The Hurt Building […]
Lake Lanier is a popular weekend destination suitable for fishing, boating, and sun-tanning, but its existence lends itself to a history of state-sanctioned theft. Despite many instances of accidental drownings, the lake remains a top […]
“Van Gogh – The Immersive Experience” is coming to Atlanta in May, and visitors have a chance to step into the artist’s famous works. The exhibit will incorporate 360-degree digital projection, VR experience and dynamic […]
For anyone looking for a place to get a delicious brunch, Atlanta is the perfect city. There are several restaurants around the area with various menu items for any occasion. From shrimp and grits to […]
A proud mare stands with one hoof raised by the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, her young filly by her side as he curiously gazes at passersby. Their coppery manes seem to flow in the spring […]
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