With both kids off to college and beginning a new phase of life as empty nesters, Meredith Petty’s clients were looking for a ...

Robert “Bobby” Barnett, a longtime Atlanta Ballet artistic director, turned 101 this month. “My wife and I moved here in 1958 ...

For Drivin N Cryin, longevity has always been rooted in honesty and a deep trust in instinct and songcraft. These values have ...

Ducko McFli is proof that if you’re willing to take a chance, you can forge a totally new career path. After nearly two ...

As Atlanta magazine marks its 65th anniversary, we’re looking back at some of the city’s most enduring restaurants—places ...

I heard about a kid named Twon selling water the wrong way on Northside Drive who got shot over $20. Of course, Twon wasn’t selling water. Not really. The water is incidental. Water boys sell ...

Discover brand-new attractions and old favorites as Georgia’s capitol welcomes the globe for the FIFA World Cup.

Bobby Cox was the Braves for many people, a leader who not only oversaw win after win on the field but plucked talented youngsters from all over and molded them, on and off the diamond, into one of ...

The WNBA team’s latest collection marks a turn in the tide for what women can expect from their team sportswear. The new ...

Ted Turner, Atlanta’s beloved, inimitable “Captain Outrageous” and “the Mouth from the South,” died on May 6. The visionary ...

An Atlanta skater named Sweet ‘n Sour shoves her way past players from rival team Terminus like a human Tetris block. She pushes and jumps her way to securing the lead—only to fall. She’ll get back up ...