Turkey. It can be the bane of any Thanksgiving host’s existence. Still frozen, too dry, over-cooked (aka burnt) – the …
Michael Polzella
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Let’s take it back nearly 400 years ago to the first Thanksgiving. When the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Indians gathered at …
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From your aunt who started to let champagne do the talking to your uncle who won’t stop talking politics, the …
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While Thanksgiving is a time for friends, family and giving thanks, it also kicks off one of the biggest shopping …
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After a day indoors, begin the day after Thanksgiving with some family-friendly activities to keep everyone in the holiday spirit:
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Returning Nov. 29 at 6PM, the annual Vinings Jubilee Christmas Tree Lighting is a can’t-miss tradition and perfect way to …
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Ghostly figures linger in the shadows to surprise wanderers at the Woodland Spirits experience, an outdoor exhibit in Fernbank Forest …
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If you’re a business owner, maintaining positive cash flow and protecting confidential information might be things that keep you up …
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Digital screen use may be causing negative effects on reading comprehension, attention, memory and cognitive capabilities. When screen reading, the …
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Hey, all you copywriters, there’s a new benchmark for speed – 20,000 lines a second.
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Konnichiwa, Japanophiles. Get ready to celebrate the culture and people of the Land of the Rising Sun during JapanFest, Sept. …
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As summer comes to an end, trying to coordinate one last road trip can be stressful. Luckily, there are plenty …
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The Chastain Arts Center and Gallery will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a creative, family-friendly event on Aug. 11. The …
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Walk, climb, learn and explore a series of creative outdoor play structures at “TreeMendous Play Houses: Let your Imagination Climb” …
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Wizards, house elves and flying cars will magically appear in the Atlanta Symphony Hall when the Harry Potter Film Concert …
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For years I’ve gotten grief for using a BlackBerry. For me, it’s always been about the keyboard and how best …
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HubSpot’s 2018 State of Inbound report found that 63% of companies view generating traffic and leads as their biggest marketing …
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Sometimes in life you are part of something bigger. For us at 360 it is Krog Street Market.
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The City in a Forest stays true to its name when the Atlanta Dogwood Festival arrives in Piedmont Park April …
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Young movers, shakers, creators and innovators can hone their business acumen this summer through camps designed for aspiring entrepreneurs:
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There’s a new way to learn a foreign language that more than 1 million subscribers already know about. The Babbel …
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High-concept fashion design meets ancient Chinese tradition when SCAD FASH celebrates the Lunar New Year February 15 at 6PM.
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In today’s “attention economy” where eyeballs equal dollars, it is imperative to approach each day with a gameplan, lest you …
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With a balmy start in December and last week’s Bomb Cyclone New Year kickoff, piling on layers of warmth to …
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We can eat local and shop local. Now, we can even read local, too, thanks to Hometown Reads.
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Ever since it first launched on Kickstarter in 2013 (now having raised $1 million+), the Minaal has become the carry-on …
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Featuring more than 70 movies, the 18th annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival returns Jan. 24-Feb. 15.
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See the drama, humor and persistence behind one betrayed woman’s determination to find true love during Aurora Theatre’s comedy performance …
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Congratulations! You have started your own business! Now what? The life of an entrepreneur can feel overwhelming, with more questions …
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The strength of hope, love and community are revealed at Christmas in True Colors Theatre Company’s performance “The First Noel.”