Calling all foodies … a new restaurant podcast just joined the Atlanta scene.

Did you know one of Atlanta’s most popular music venues began as a church?

Bratwurst, pretzels, schnitzel, sauerkraut, beer, live music and games? This can only mean one thing. The annual German Bierfest is near.

Now open in Atlanta’s historic Summerhill neighborhood, Wood’s Chapel BBQ has joined the city’s thriving barbecue scene. Fresh from the culinary minds behind The General Muir, Fred’s Meat & Bread, Yalla and The Canteen, we couldn’t resist trying it out for a team lunch.

Yoga has become increasingly popular over the past few years, and although there’s no shortage of studios in Atlanta, it doesn’t seem to make the cost for classes any cheaper.

Zoo Atlanta recently debuted its new, much-anticipated African Savanna exhibit featuring three areas designed specifically for the animals who live there.

Summer travel is stressful enough without the added strain of traveling with a backseat driver.

Struggling to find healthy recipes for work? Check out these healthy lunch ideas from blogger Laura Fuentes.

Every 10 days a child dies from accidentally being left in a hot car. In minutes, a child’s body can reach up to 104 degrees, and death can occur.

I realized recently that I’ve been grieving for a variety of reasons. Like most, I am uncomfortable with grief and loss.

Say goodbye to summer during the annual Grant Park Summer Shade Festival. Held Aug. 24-25, the beloved festival returns for the 17^th year offering live music, food trucks, an artist market, fun activities for the kids and a 5k Run for the Park on Saturday morning.

Facebook and Instagram are two platforms that businesses should be utilizing in their social media strategy. To some, these platforms seem extremely similar, but to others, they may be wildly different. Here are three tips to take into account when it’s time to post.