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Since temperatures in Atlanta won’t be heating up for a while, make plans to keep busy with plenty of indoor activities the city offers.

Whether you’re looking to learn a new language, get in shape, or start a new hobby, here are a few tips on staying motivated in the new year.

We’re 13 days into 2023.How ya feeling? Me? Hmm.

The beginning of a new year is a time to start fresh, set goals, and find new hobbies.

While many New Year’s resolutions involve donating items to Goodwill, most people don’t think about the flip side – there are also benefits to shopping at Goodwill.

For those chilly winter days when you’re not keen on venturing outside, it’s nice to be prepared with indoor activities to stay entertained.

To the surprise of many, Georgia temperatures dropped below freezing in late December, showing residents across the state the importance of winterizing their homes.

Going into year-end celebrations, no matter what your holiday looks like (as it may not look like before), take a moment, know you’re loved and that you can still create moments to make it memorable.

We’re not gaslighting you.“Gaslighting” is Merriam-Webster’s 2022 Word of the Year.

Zoo Atlanta and Hanart Culture have partnered again this year for a one-of-a-kind illuminated Chinese lantern festival.

Atlanta’s beloved Pink Pigs – Priscilla and Percival – are making headlines again this holiday season.

Off work with the kids out of school for Thanksgiving break? Here are a few fun activities to make the most of your down time together:• Harry Potter: The Exhibition is an immersive experience that’s fun for both long-time Wizarding World fans and newbies to the wildly popular franchise.

Decorating your workspace in a way that reflects your style and personality is not only a fun project, but it can also help you feel more comfortable and inspired sitting at your desk during the workday, which for many of us, is eight-plus hours a day.

Cirque du Soleil has returned to Atlanta with the biggest show in its history, featuring more than 45 cast members from over 15 countries.

Around metro Atlanta, there are plenty of fall activities still available to be done before the winter holidays kick into full swing.

I avoid rich people, but I’ve spent decades listening to wealthy people who are on a quest to leave something to future generations.

Recently, I’ve had many difficult conversations – more than I’d like.

Atlanta took the top spot on Money magazine’s annual list of the 50 Best Places to Live in the U.

Following the success of exhibits on Vincent Van Gogh and Pablo Picasso, Atlantans can now take an interactive look at the world of French painter Claude Monet.

This one’s for you, pet lovers.

I live in a quaint 1929 bungalow in Kirkwood. It’s hard to believe I’ve been here almost 20 years.

Calling all wizards (and muggles) – “Harry Potter: The Exhibition,” the most comprehensive immersive exhibition presented about the Wizarding World, is coming to Atlanta.

The weather is cooling down, the leaves on the canopy of Atlanta’s trees are starting to change and it’s time to spend more time outdoors.

Atlanta’s most terrifying haunted attraction, NETHERWORLD Haunted House, hosts its opening weekend Friday, Sept. 23-Saturday, Sept. 24.

Happy fifth birthday to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

If you’re like me, you’ve been waiting all year for fall – particularly for treats, pumpkin picking and, of course, movies.

Ever have those dreams where you’re out for a run and love it so much, yet in real life, you can’t make it a block? That’s me.

From Sept. 20-22, design enthusiasts from across the Southeast can experience a behind-the-scenes look at the world of interior design and its evolution at the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center (ADAC) fall market, DISCOVER ADAC.

This week I picked up the phone and called people. Not text, not email but real calls that led to real conversations.

Mark your calendars, design enthusiasts – the annual ADAC Sample Sale will offer exclusive savings opportunities Aug. 24-26.