Composting rates continue to rise yearly and with help from CompostNow, it’s now easier than ever to compost at your home or office.
Lifestyle
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Each year, USA Today announces categories and nominations for its “10 Best” voting and this year, one of Atlanta’s own breweries has been recognized.
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Now through Monday, March 1, the California brand Jenni Kayne is hosting a pop-up store in the form of a 1956 renovated vintage Airstream right here in Atlanta.
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Children’s Museum of Atlanta is open for in-person visits, remaining a must-see for kids around the metro area.
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Whether working or in school, make plans to take a lunch break with the High Museum of Art on March 3.
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There’s been chatter about Starbucks’ secret menu, and while there’s no underground lair where top-secret recipes are created, there are off-menu drinks that are frequently requested.
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The NBA recently announced the 2021 All-Star Game starting players ahead of the March 7 event at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena.
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It is nearly impossible for me to walk into a Trader Joe’s and not want to buy everything in sight.
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Just 12 miles from downtown Charleston, Folly Beach is popular for its laid-back vibe, family atmosphere and six-mile stretch of coastline.
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Each year, I pick a word.2021 took a minute but I kept coming back to align(ed)/alignment.
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Community Farmers Markets, the nonprofit behind some of Atlanta’s popular farmers markets, has partnered with Urban Recipe, a local food cooperative, to offer free shelf-stable items to customers at weekly MARTA market locations this winter.
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We all picked up a few pandemic hobbies and many of us turned to indoor plants or gardening.
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Step inside Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and meet one of history’s greatest artists like never before.
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Admittedly, I’m not a die-hard Marvel fan.
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Whether struggling with anxiety daily or situationally, we can all appreciate the desire to lessen its negative effects on the mind and body.
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After opening in November 2018, Lloyd’s Restaurant and Lounge quickly became a local favorite known for its comfort food-style eats like big helpings of meatloaf, unbeatable happy hour specials and general retro, laid back vibes.
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Catch the sunsets over the Savannah River from this two-story boat available to rent in Richmond Hill, Georgia, 30 minutes from Savannah.
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Another year ‘round the sun is celebrated in a variety of ways, but what to do when you run out of ideas to commemorate that special birthday? Well, The New York Times has cornered the market in a unique way by collecting all the front pages from one’s date of birth.
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History: The Three Mothers, by Anna Malakia Tubbs — An important read as we celebrate Black History Month.
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These days anyone can be a keyboard cowboy, easily believing there are no repercussions.
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It’s now officially National Cherry Month.
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Galentine’s Day may not be an “official” holiday (it was technically created by a fictional character on NBC’s “Parks & Recreation”), but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth celebrating.
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Throughout February, the College Football Hall of Fame celebrates Black History Month with a new exhibit and web series.
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Midtown Alliance has launched “Heart of the Arts,” expanding on the creative experience in Midtown, an area known as a hub for visual and performing arts.
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February is full of holidays including Black History Month, Galentine’s Day, and Valentine’s Day, and the Reels on Wheels drive-in movie series is here to help celebrate.
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Imagine taking a walk through one of mankind’s greatest artistic achievements without ever actually leaving Atlanta.
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It’s that time of the year — Girl Scout cookies are ready to tempt those New Year’s resolutions.
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Mardi Gras season has arrived and whether at home or safely around town, Atlantans love to get in on the celebration.
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Fitness and a good cause? Count us in.
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Grab your crown and book a stay at the Castle of Joy in Murphy, North Carolina.