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Pumpkin patches, corn mazes and apple picking – a few activities ripe for the cooler weather headed our way (we hope).

It’s the perfect time to add these favorites to our musical rotation, to get in the Halloween mood.

This week marked the transition from summer to fall. Although my favorite season is here, I’m not ready for summer to…

Founded in 1931, the Morningside/Lenox Park neighborhood is home to some rich history and character. Around 8,000 residents reside in…

Meet the coolest cat in town, Beato, an adventurous explorer cat who ventures the world in a children’s book series…

If you are a fan of “The Office,” then you may have heard rumors of a new podcast, starring Jenna Fischer…

The harbinger of Hyundai’s high-performance line is one of the best sports cars I’ve tested and the most affordable.

When did we become a society that constantly feels the need to apologize? Especially women, and for things that don’t even require an apology.

As temperatures (hopefully) begin to drop, there is nothing better than getting cozy with a good book. These are a few of my picks for the new season:

A new season brings new fashion, food, decor and holidays. The first day of fall will arrive on Monday, Sept. 23, and it can’t get here quick enough. Unfortunately, we live in the South, the Deep South, so that means we still have heat for a while. In the meantime, start making your plans for all the fun things to do this fall.

This Saturday, Sept. 21, marks the third annual National CleanUp Day. The national effort began in 2017, with the mission of cleaning up the world around us simply by picking up trash. Started by the organization Clean Trails, the initiative partners with nonprofits and community organizations throughout the nation.

Your style shouldn’t suffer because the weather can’t make up its mind. For times when you’re unsure what to wear during this tricky season, there are a few guidelines.

They’re social. They have thumbs. They share our DNA. There are many ways gorillas are like us. And they count on us to help protect them.

In real life, I’m a happiness expert. And because true happiness is my brand, it’s hard to justify my love affair with a convertible sports car: the ignominious symbol of consumerism.

There’s a whiff of pumpkin, bonfire smoke and cider in the air. Yes, the scents of fall have arrived, and if you’re like me, there are candles always burning around you. I admit, it’s one of my guilty pleasures.

Many associate festival season with summer, but Atlanta has no shortage of fun events to enjoy the cooler(ish) months as well. Two of the city’s popular fall events take place on Sept. 21 within a short distance of each other at no cost.

Hurricane Dorian’s recent destructive trek is an important reminder to remain vigilant in preparing for potential future hurricanes and other natural disasters. Mobile apps, including those for social media, can be helpful tools during rough weather.

We’re lucky enough to live in a city with countless walkable neighborhoods, and one of our favorites is Decatur. Technically outside of the city, Decatur is a family-friendly suburb overflowing with restaurants, nightlife, shopping and events.

Performing hands-only CPR to the beat of “Baby Shark” is the perfect way to help save a life. The song is the right speed for chest compressions.

Ever look at a tree and think about its history? What it’s witnessed? For 15 years, I’ve loved a 200-year-old red oak.

Football season has arrived, and that means it’s time to start planning for tailgating. Here’s our advice on how to win every weekend by planning ahead.

Stressed out? Feeling anxious? It’s important to remind yourself to practice self-care. You can’t control everything that comes your way in life, but you can control how well you take care of yourself, mind and body.

This past year, I’ve focused a lot on fear and being more vulnerable (I could listen to Brené Brown all day).

Co-founder of Decatur children’s bookstore Little Shop of Stories, Dave Shallenberger has lived in the Atlanta area for over 25 years. Shallenberger and business partner Diane Capriola long dreamed of opening a shop to serve as a community gathering place.

By now, you’ve likely heard of the wildfires raging through the Amazon rainforest. While there’s no way to physically stop the fires, there are small steps we can take here at home that will certainly have a long-lasting impact.

The first day of fall may be Sept. 23, but I’m already looking forward to the spookiest season of the year. NETHERWORLD Haunted House recently revealed this year’s themes, and they’re not for the faint of heart.

September in Atlanta may as well be July if you’re looking at a thermometer. Thankfully, Getaway offers a unique opportunity to escape the heat by heading north to Suches, Georgia.

While American football can trace its roots back to the mid-1800s, the tradition of the tight, circular huddle began in 1892 to serve a niche purpose.

As a former six-foot, 140-pound teenager, I sympathize with modern crossovers. Height invites awkward handling, and there’s never been a crossover more agile than the sedan it’s based upon.

Fall is almost here. ‘Tis the season typically reserved for grabbing a warm drink and favorite blanket before curling up on the couch to binge-watch your favorite TV shows.