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Where the heck did the year go? Soon fall will arrive and sweater weather will take over — warm drinks (my fav), the holidays, New Year’s resolutions and 2022.

As Atlanta ranks second on the nation’s list for income inequality, food insecurity is now more of an issue than ever before.

The Atlanta Food & Wine Festival returns to O4W Park Sept. 11-12, showcasing some of the nation’s top chefs with fun activities for all.

Atlanta’s Harry Norman REALTORS® is partnering with non-profit organization Community Assistance Center to host a donation collection drive benefiting those in need throughout the metro Atlanta area.

With new retail shops opening this summer, and The Eastern music venue having launched its first shows, Atlanta Dairies in Reynoldstown is the place to be.

Capsule is revolutionizing the pharmacy experience with a smarter, simpler, kinder and better pharmacy, providing access to healthcare in a whole new way while making it easier to fit anyone’s lifestyle.

I see hearts all the time, in all the wildest, weirdest spaces and places. For years actually, it’s become a thing. In leaves, rocks, spots, drops, shells, fruit and more.

On Saturday, Aug. 28 from 9:00 a.m. to noon, Doggy Con 2021 will take over Woodruff Park’s main lawn to allow metro-Atlantans

In honor of the 20th anniversary of the Sept.11 attacks, national non-profit 9/11 Day is setting a goal of performing 20 million good deeds in one day.

The end of summer is near, with Labor Day just around the corner. Make plans with friends and family for one last summer fun-filled weekend.

Atlantans are used to hot summer days, but extreme temperatures this summer have been brutal.

Already well-known for its booming food scene, more and more noteworthy restaurants continue popping up around Atlanta.

Seven years ago Morton Murphy became the love of my life, my heart.

The Tokyo Summer Olympic Games came to a close on Sunday, and with several Georgia athletes walking away with medals.

Do you remember the famous lantern festival from Disney’s “Tangled?” The scene was mesmerizing with hundreds of lanterns lighting up the night.

Atlantans can do good, feel great and earn rewards when participating in the Million Air Challenge, Aug. 16-27.

For those of you on the hunt for some unique, local activities this weekend, Atlanta has you covered. Here’s what is on our radar:

Options for outdoor exercise make Atlanta a favorite for active individuals.

They say it’s a seller’s market in residential real estate, which has been the case throughout the pandemic.

The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting an increase in new COVID-19 cases across the state.

Thanks to the Atlanta Humane Society, there’s now a way to fill a missing piece on your walks, hikes, picnics in the park and days by the lake.

When caught up in the grind of work and life’s tasks, plan a staycation at one of these locations and explore the charming city that we call home, Atlanta.

From Sept.

The Eastern, the new state-of-the-art music venue located within Atlanta Dairies off of Memorial Drive, opens Aug 6.

It’s officially summer and the city is heating up in all the ways we love! Events are returning, restaurants opening, projects launching, music happening and we’re excited!

National Ice Cream Day is coming up on July 18, and there is truly nothing like a scoop of ice cream from a local creamery on a hot summer day.

Interactive experiences are making themselves at home in Atlanta this summer, as these opportunities provide indoor fun for much-needed breaks from the heat.

As summer days start to reach spiking temperatures, Atlantans search high and low for any distant connection to someone with a pool.

The lights are back on at the Fox! This month, the Fox Theatre reopens with three socially distanced, reduced-capacity events.

Two Atlanta restaurants come to mind for a unique dining experience; however, reservations are a must, but almost impossible to get, especially on short notice.