Despite my lifetime interest in politics, I avoid conflict. Relationships are more important than winning arguments, but with America’s drift towards tribalism it’s becoming increasingly challenging – particularly with Facebook.

Fairies, lovers, actors and royals will frolic under the stars in an outdoor Elizabethan playhouse when Shakespeare Kennesaw presents its inaugural show, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Tour guides can be awesome and really enhance your experience. But sometimes I prefer to go at my own pace and stop to take photos whenever I’d like.

Cabbagetown’s Fulton Cotton Mill Lofts have only been around about two decades, but the building’s origin dates back to the late 1800s, when immigrant Jacob Elsas started the Fulton Cotton Spinning Company.

After a week in Nissan’s polarizing little crossover, I’ve finally deduced whom it’s perfect for.

The chicken was tender, the salmon perfectly spiced and oh, that bread. Baked specially for Zunzi’s by Holeman & Finch, the parbaked bread is the perfect foundation for the five heaping sandwiches at this new restaurant on Howell Mill. We tried them all and our favorite was the Godfather.

While paid vacation time has become an expected workplace perk, new research shows Americans are not always using it. In 2017, Americans gave up 705 million vacation days and forfeited 212 million – meaning they couldn’t be rolled over or paid out – equating to $62 million in lost benefits.

How each piece of a company’s visual identity works together to communicate the brand’s essence is important. Good graphic designers don’t begin concepting in isolation.

It’s easy to make conference calls from almost anywhere. But while they’re convenient, conference calls aren’t the best option for building a relationship.

One time I truly felt universally connected followed my daughter Sally’s birth in Greenville, S.C.

Chai Yo Modern Thai, from the family that owns Nan, Tamarind Seed and Tuk Tuk, is now open in Buckhead, serving lunch and dinner.

Sit back and settle in with Sunset Sips, a relaxed, casual concert series on the grounds of the Chattahoochee Nature Center. Bring a picnic to this family-friendly event showcasing live music from local artists, including Garrett Douglas, Ruby Red’s, Mark Miller Band, Logan Daniels, No Solution, Sainte Jane and Wes Yoakam.