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I moved here in 1988, right after high school, before heading to college.

Atlanta’s New Realm brewery honors pop icon and animal rights activist Betty White with a new challenge to support the local humane society.

Spiritual healers, psychics and astrologers around Atlanta offer professional services to see what the future holds in 2022.

Are you writing fewer checks? Take it from this banker: That’s a very good thing.

Someone asked if I felt like Carrie Bradshaw from “Sex and the City” when I write this column and all I could think was “Goals!” As I’m typing away in my living room lit with twinkly lights from the mantle and a fresh Frasier fur, the smell of pine from that and candles wafts through.

I’ve never really made New Year’s resolutions.

The YouTube Originals special “Home Courts” with Quavo recently premiered with the popular MIGOS rapper and basketball lover teaming up with local athletes and public figures to explore Atlanta through the lens of local basketball courts.

Anyone else running a marathon as the holiday and end of the month approach? It’s all happening faster than I can say 2022.

While a white Christmas season is unlikely for Atlanta, there’s another way to experience a winter wonderland right in our own backyard.

BISSELL Pet Foundation is offering shelter pets across the country a little bit of hope this holiday season with its “Empty the Shelters” campaign.

The new podcast series ‘The Agent’ tells the remarkable true story of Jack Barsky, the longest-surviving known member of the KGB illegals program operated during the height of the Cold War.

While Atlanta winters can be unpredictable and sometimes leave us longing to stay indoors, there’s one major reason to get outdoors – the magic of ice skating.

Grab your scarves and cameras, Holiday Road has officially made its way to the Peach State.

I love astrology, tarot card readings and looking at how the moon and planets impact the days ahead.

Come January, it’ll be time to take a trip down the rabbit hole! Following rave reviews in London, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, the Mad Hatter Gin & Tea Party, a traveling Alice in Wonderland-inspired immersive experience, arrives in Atlanta.

Known for its range of international food options, author Amanda Plumb explores our city in her new book, “Unique Eats & Eateries of Atlanta,” uncovering dishes rivaling the famous New York bagels, the best Southern fried chicken, street food from countries around the world and more.

Developed in 1904, Ansley Park was originally envisioned to be Atlanta’s newest motorcar-oriented suburb.

Through Oct. 30, keep your eyes peeled when visiting Woodlands Garden – you just might encounter some magic!

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the need for resources for domestic abuse survivors remains, including the need for more pet-friendly shelters.

The newest exhibition from Fernbank Museum debuts this weekend, and it’s one not to be missed.

Growing up with a disability is no easy feat and it can often lead to young children being ostracized, victimized and even bullied by their school peers.

Pets thrive on routine (even notoriously independent cats) and after months of acclimating to owners at home all day, many are now struggling with disruptions to those routines as owners head back to the office.

Last week I traveled, seeing people I haven’t seen in two years and attending my first Atlanta United game.

Haunt fans, the spookiest time of the year has arrived as NETHERWORLD, America’s favorite haunted house, officially opens Sept.

In accordance with pandemic safety guidelines, the SCAD Atlanta AnimationFest has returned and is being hosted virtually through Sept.

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.

The Children’s Museum of Atlanta will debut a new interactive exhibit, Rube Goldberg: The World of Hilarious Invention! Sept. 18-Jan. 2.

As the daily hustle and bustle takes place between classes at the University of Georgia, observers may notice a few furry, four-legged friends intermixed in the crowded hallways.

Stone Mountain Park’s annual Pumpkin Festival is right around the corner, offering a variety of family-friendly activities Sept. 18-Oct. 30.

While it is still seven weeks away, planning the perfect Halloween costume for yourself and the children can take some time.