Articles Archive for August 2011
By April McFadden
A decade ago, Guy Green and his wife were preparing to leave their New Jersey home when a news bulletin flashed across the television screen. Terrorists had flown airplanes into the World Trade …
By Kate Atwood
I don’t claim to have psychic powers of any kind, but I certainly know a visionary when I meet one, and I can already foresee Blake Canterbury having a huge impact on our …
By Timothy George
Designer Ben Robinson’s philosophy behind Plank & Board is to make outdoor furniture as comfortable as pieces found in the living room.
Robinson created the company after he couldn’t find the perfect outdoor sectional …
By Collin Kelley
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Five years ago, the Midtown Mile was set to be Atlanta’s answer to Chicago’s Magnificent Mile and New York’s Madison Avenue. The stretch of Peachtree Street from 15th Street to North Avenue was …
By Sydia Bell
When thinking about bag lunches, memories of the school cafeteria instantly come to mind. Whether it was in a bag or a lunchbox emblazoned with a superhero, usually what was inside was not …




