Burnout cure or luxury? The rise of 'micro-retirement' in 2025.
What is Georgia's new wrongful conviction compensation law?
Things to do in Atlanta
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Drake-backed art carnival with works by Dalí and Basquiat coming to Atlanta
"Luna Luna" — an amusement park created by artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Salvador Dalí, Keith Haring and Roy Lichtenstein — will open Sept. 24 at Pullman Yards.
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A star after ‘Telescope,’ KT Tunstall found her own spot in music universe
KT Tunstall's debut album, “Eye of the Telescope,” hit big 20 years ago, but the artist, who plays Symphony Hall on Friday, now says, “I’m just a terrible pop star.”
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Not practical to protect isolated pine trees from beetles
A Cobb County resident asks how to protect pine trees from beetles. Plus: advice on drying onions indoors and removing overgrown arborvitae.
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Dragon Con’s lifetime membership program cost: $250 in 1993, now $4,500
Dragon Con has an Eternal membership program that started in 1993 for $250 and is now $4,500. About 15 people a year buy into it. But is it worth it?
Ideas Festival Emory returns this fall with Rosanne Cash, Kevin Young, more
Ideas Festival Emory, coming to Emory’s Oxford College on Oct. 18, will focus on conversations, performances and stories addressing challenges. Rosanne Cash gives the keynote.
Two Atlanta authors debut novels about women on a mission
Two Atlanta authors make their literary debuts during these waning days of summer, and both have author events in town next month.
Food & Dining
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Atlanta Food & Wine Festival finds new home and more from metro Atlanta’s dining scene
A female chef took over the kitchen at Ela, a popular Beltline restaurant got a menu overhaul and a local restaurant at the Battery made way for a national chain.
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Two buzzy restaurants open on the Atlanta Beltline this week
Northern China Eatery debuts its second location along the Eastside Beltline, while the Grove at Monday Night Brewing opens on the Northwest Trail.
New book to capture 100 years of dining at Atlanta’s Colonnade restaurant
A new book from Atlanta’s own Richard Eldredge promises to be a cherished keepsake for anyone who holds The Colonnade dear.
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Nurses: Enter now to win a spa gift card for some R&R
Are you a nurse looking for some relaxation? This is the contest for you.
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A Kaiser Permanente member’s MD ‘took immediate action’ after this
Genetics are a risk factor for those who get ovarian cancer, and that risk increases more for those who have BRCA1 or...
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Get off the beaten path in Daytona Beach this season
Getting away from the daily grind is easy in Daytona Beach. With 23 miles of sandy beaches and plenty of coastal charm...
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Author Events Aug. 15-21
Here's a rundown of author events happening in and around Atlanta.
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Georgia’s Galápagos connection
Local veterinarians travel near and far to save endangered turtles, including to Ecuador's Galápagos Islands.
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Where can I find it: recliner repair, Scott’s Porage Oates
We recommend 2 places to get your leather recliner repaired as well as a place to get Scott’s Porage Oates cereal.
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Author events Aug. 8-14
Author events in and around Atlanta featuring authors Elaine Neil Orr, Karin Slaughter, Marjan Kamali and Sim Kern.
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Loom Lab’s ‘Old Growth’ explores loss, grief and community through movement
A preview of "Old Growth," Loom Lab's first Atlanta show, runs through Sunday at Windmill Arts and includes dance, puppetry, song, acrobatics, aerial arts and spoken word.
2 of the best ‘walkable and feel-good’ streets in the U.S. are in Georgia
Discover why two Georgia towns — Dahlonega and Blue Ridge — rank among the best wellness walks in the U.S., according to a national survey.
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Author events coming up
Author events in and around Atlanta from Aug. 1-9, 2025.
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River birch losing leaves is not a serious problem
Walter Reeves explains why a river birch tree might be shedding lots of leaves and why a crape myrtle tree might be send up suckers.
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Inside this Atlanta area film studio, a new pro tennis league has risen
For six weeks this summer, Electric Owl Studios in Decatur is the home base of Intennse, a new team-based professional tennis league bending the rules of the sport.
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Six Flags announces it won’t celebrate Holiday in the Park this year
For the first time since 2013, Six Flags over Georgia won't be open over the holidays for pass holders to enjoy the lights, music, Christmas tree and visits with Santa Claus