By Thom Volarath
Yumbii just opened for lunch in Midtown’s Technology Square and there’s already a line starting to form on the sidewalk. This new restaurant features Korean tacos, a deliciously addictive import from the West …

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 Collin Kelley
Editor
Like our monthly content, the musicians profiled in our first annual “Music Issue” are diverse and eclectic. Our goal was to pick a crop of up-and-comers as well as local favorites who have …

By Polly Sattler
Local nonprofit GreenPlate, Inc. works to raise awareness about and reduce single use plastic. Each month, our newsletter highlights local restaurants who are either well on their way or working to become more …

In the Fast Lane
High’s Allure of the Automobile exhibit is a car lover’s dream
By Collin Kelley
Editor
The High Museum of Art is in high gear with its new exhibit, The Allure of the Automobile, which …

By Ron Gagliardo
The global amphibian crisis made front-page news during the Amphibian Ark 2008 Year of the Frog campaign. Locally, the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Zoo Atlanta both participated in activities to mark the occasion …