As a circumspect newspaper reporter, I was wary of salespeople. They wore cologne, dressed fancy and drove nice cars.

Cheap subcompact SUVs are the Frontier Airlines of cars: slow, cramped, comfortless, and making you wish you’d just spent a little more.

Museums dedicated to planes, trains and Scarlett O’Hara will partner with Smithsonian magazine to celebrate Museum Day on Saturday, Sept. 22. During the event, participating museums and cultural institutions offer complimentary admission to Museum Day ticket holders.

Counting Crows, Chris Stapleton, Jack White, Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds are just a few of the big names among more than 60 diverse acts you can see at the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival on Sept. 22 and 23.

Jacobs’ Pharmacy – the site of the first Coca-Cola sale – was founded in 1879 by Dr. Joseph Jacobs. The downtown Five Points space quickly became one of the city’s most popular pharmacies – which, back then, were more like general stores that also sold medicine.

What happens when two former WW II soldiers who have been performing as jazz musicians in Paris for 10 years decide to bring their mixed-race act back to Georgia? That’s the question addressed in the play “Nick’s Flamingo Grill,” making its debut on the Hertz Stage of the Alliance Theatre Sept. 29 to Oct. 28.

When it comes to honesty on social media, consumers expect it more from businesses than they do politicians – or even their family.

Cities from Seattle to St. Petersburg are banning single-use plastics like plastic straws, utensils and stirrers to limit the amount of plastic waste in the oceans.

Some positions require you to master the balancing act while quickly changing from hat to hat. If you find yourself in this position, here are some practical tactics you can implement to make jumping from project to project as painless as possible:

I recently invested in backyard landscaping, including an edible area. It has three large beds to plant, a cistern to collect water, blueberry bushes, a fig tree and an area for herbs.

There’s only one week left until fall officially kicks off next Saturday, Sept. 22. While there’s still some time before the weather actually cools down and the leaves begin to change color, I’m already sipping pumpkin spice lattes and planning my favorite fall activities.

Pull up a chair to Sunday supper at the charming Inn at Serenbe, with some of the South’s favorite culinary and beverage talent during the 9^th Annual Southern Chefs Potluck from 3-6PM on Sunday, Sept. 16.