By Shandra Hill Smith
If you’re looking to buy a home in the second half of 2010, there’s reason to be encouraged, say some metro Atlanta real estate professionals. That’s despite the reality that recovery in …

By Pamela D. Oliver
Bill Curry’s got a big lump in his throat. The Georgia State University head football coach chokes back unexpected tears and tries to regroup.
“Wow,” he says. Silence fills the air for long …

By Keri Stoltz
This fall a new group of 5- and 6-year-olds will embark on the first significant milestone of their educational journey – kindergarten. Whether you’ve been through years of preschool or not, the transition …

By Martha Barksdale
As it works toward fulfilling its mission of improving the lives and enriching the learning of children through high-quality arts, Young Audiences, Woodruff Arts Center (YAWAC), has reached more than 640,000 children in …

If you check AtlantaINtownPaper.com on a regular basis, then you’ve read the What’s Good reviews by our intrepid team of Intown food lovers.
We asked the reviewers to talk about their favorite Mexican or Tex/Mex restaurants …

By David McMullin
As I stroll through my garden, I realize that the years have brought more and more shade to my space. The little trees that I planted years ago are sprawling, reaching up towards …