By Julia Turner
Time travel may not be possible still, but a visit to The New American Shakespeare Tavern at 499 Peachtree St. is a close runner-up. In the Globe-replicated façade and theater, it’s possible to …

By Laura Turner Seydel
Celebrities aren’t the only ones using their status for good. Athletes are also doing their part to help save the planet, and, in turn, making big changes within their sports and the …

By Sydia Bell
The holiday season is fast approaching (sorry for the reminder). If you are anything like me you are wondering where you can find those creative, one of a kind, personality-infused gifts that fits …

By Kate Atwood
This month I am going to take a break from profiles and write instead about a pressing problem in our community and our nation. With Thanksgiving around the corner, it seems fitting to …

By Brigette Flood
There’s a cool happening in November for social media enthusiasts and anyone looking to learn, engage, get started or step it up to the next level. Digital Atlanta is a week-long series of …

By Ana Laura Araya
It might be a surprising fact – and a sad truth – that there are more girls living in poverty in Atlanta than in any other city in the United States.
Fortunately, there is …