Life’s interesting after loss.I’m officially in the in-between.
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For Georgia residents and beyond, visiting NETHERWORLD Haunted House has become a yearly tradition.
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With Saturday, Sept.
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You will soon be able to step back in time at the Tutankhamun: His Tomb and His Treasure exhibit.
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Since Mom’s passing, things are weird.
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The first day of fall is Saturday, Sept. 23, and what better way to prep for the scenic season than filling your calendar with festive happenings?
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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.
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Earlier this month, my friends and I met up to play Escape the NETHERWORLD’s newest escape game, Alien Terror: Doom of the Dark Horizon.
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After months of hospital after hospital, extreme health situations, hours of advocating and navigating the unknown, my mom passed this week.
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Grab the family and discover how plants and animals defy gravity at Fernbank’s outdoor “Flora, Fauna and Flight” exhibit.
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One of the best ways to get to know a city is by visiting its landmarks, and Atlanta is full of them for both locals and visitors to explore.
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The Georgia Aquarium is taking big strides in accessibility, offering scuba diving experiences for individuals of all physical and cognitive abilities with expertly trained staff and custom-designed facilities.
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With the pandemic’s work from home culture, like many I relinquished the habit of dressing professionally, trading sophisticated work clothes for casual workout wear.
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Portions of the Southside Trail, a nearly 1-mile stretch located on the Atlanta BeltLine, will be closed until Spring 2025 for paving and other construction work.
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We all know someone who treats their pet like a human child and, let’s be honest, you’re likely one of them.
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Ever heard of the idea of Christmas in July and wondered what and why? Well, the phenomenon started back in 1933 at a children’s camp in North Carolina, where the camp dedicated July 24 and 25 to the holiday
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July 4 festivities can be ruff for our furry friends due to a variety of factors that can induce stress. Here are some tips to help.
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Summer in Atlanta is a never-ending carousel of activity, and here are just a few family-friendly attractions for the best summer ever.
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Anyone else intimidated by Orangetheory? I love the overall concept, but the leaderboard and fast pace gave me pause.
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Wedding season is in full swing, and if you’re on the hunt for a unique venue, here are some non-traditional venues you might want to consider.
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Do you really need five copies of your friend’s dog’s birthday party on your iPhone? It’s easy to accumulate duplicate photos that you don’t need and just take up space.
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If you’re looking for the next fun bar game to try with friends or family – and don’t trust Cousin Ed to put down his beer and throw an axe – then Fowling might be the experience you’re looking for.
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While summer officially begins June 21, temperatures are already climbing here in Georgia.
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Leave the driving to someone else and enjoy your day at Lake Lanier by taking the new Lake Lanier Water Taxi.
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When it comes to pets, Gen Z believes a happy pet is more important than a happy partner.
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Atlanta is home to many unique and locally owned shops that offer a variety of graduation gift options.
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Arcades aren’t just for kids anymore. Add these adult-only game lounges to your Atlanta bucket list.
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I don’t really know much about football, but recently I was drawn to watch a draft call of DK Metcalf to the Seattle Seahawks.
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The feel-good moments experienced as pet adoptions surged during the pandemic have come to an end as local shelters again reach a critical moment contending with severe overcrowding.
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After 40 years, Stone Mountain Park is retiring its iconic classic Lasershow.