Georgia’s flagship Marriott hotel is a city unto itself
The Marriott Marquis is a fixture on the downtown Atlanta skyline.
STORY: H.M. Cauley
With 1,663 guestrooms, 94 suites, a sports bar, wellstocked market and gift shop, lobby bar, upscale dining room, spa, fitness center, indoor/outdoor pool and its own Starbucks, the Atlanta Marriott Marquis is not […]
Taking it outdoors for female empowerment
Through Prissy Tomboy Athletics, Tracey Pearson (left) and Jennifer White are committed to building strong young women.
BY: Mickey Goodman
In 2014, Brookhaven residents Jennifer White and Tracey Pearson decided to launch Prissy Tomboy Athletics to encourage preteen and teenage girls ages 8 to […]
While it may seem like a new trend, poke (pronounced poh-kay) is a Hawaiian dish that has been around for centuries.
STORY: Jessica Dauler
PHOTOS: Sara Hanna
Look around town and you’ll notice the raw fish salad popping up everywhere, and with good reason, as it’s both healthy and delicious. Even if you’re not a fan of traditional sushi, poke offers a sea of combinations so you can get […]
Experiencing concierge camping with Atlanta startup Scamper Van
Love the great outdoors but don’t have the requisite camping equipment? No worries, because Scamper Van will deliver it all right to your door.
STORY: Jill Becker
When I was a kid growing up in […]
Creating precious memories for cancer families
Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation founder Jon Albert has never turned away a deserving family.
BY: Mickey Goodman
Scores of organizations provide support for cancer patients, but the Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation (JAJF) is the only nonprofit that offers […]
Local eatery’s monthly special supports various nonprofits
Every month, Mimmo Alboumeh of Red Pepper Taquería donates proceeds from specified items to area charities.
BY: Mickey Goodman
When Mimmo Alboumeh, chef-owner of Red Pepper Taquería restaurants, […]
Highlighting a few of the historic sites along the new U.S. Civil Rights Trail
Stops along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail include the Lorraine Motel in Memphis – Courtesy of the National Civil Rights Museum
STORY: Jan Schroder
A statue of James Meredith that stands in […]
ATLANTA HISTORY CENTER INTRODUCES COFFEE SHOP AND MORE
BY: Karon Warren
Visitors to the Atlanta History Center can now browse a larger selection of books and collectibles at its new 2,500-square-foot museum shop and bookstore. The enhanced space infuses warmth into a sleek, industrial design, with a mix of natural woods, concrete floors, and wood and metal display cases and bookshelves. “We were excited about the idea of […]
Experts from Huff Harrington lead locals to secret Paris caches of fine French furnishings
Linda Mohan (far left), manager of Huff Harrington Fine Art, helps shoppers uncover hidden gems during a March buying trip to Paris.
STORY: H.M. Cauley
What’s not to love about the […]
