By Ken Edelstein
MyGreenATL.com
It sounds too good to be true: A way to pay for home energy improvements that requires no upfront payments from homeowners and no payments at all by local taxpayers. And though you’d …

By Wendy Binns
Publisher
From the Shanghai Dumplings at Doc Cheys to Fettucine Gorgonzola at Osteria 832, there is one ingredient that the local restaurant group, HomeGrown Restaurants, always includes: giving back.
Owner Rich Chey explains that this …

By Kathy Vogeltanz
As hot weather settles over Atlanta, cool refreshment becomes more important than ever. Of course sweet tea is the staple drink of the South, but summer cocktails and wines can offer exciting tastes …

By Shandra Hill Smith
This fall through spring 2011 looks to bring a burst of activity to Town Brookhaven, a mixed-use development in Atlanta’s Brookhaven community.
The 550,000-square-foot development (www.townbrookhaven.net) on Peachtree Road is slated to open …

By Britton Buttrill
Georgia Shakespeare is celebrating 25 years of bringing the Bard’s best to Atlanta. In July 1986, the company staged its inaugural season – including The Taming of the Shrew and King Lear – in …

By Roshani Chokshi and Wendy Binns
Angel Poventud is the cute guy cycling or rollerblading – sometimes in a green dress – through Intown’s neighborhoods. He often rides 20 miles a day on his bike “checking out …