Since 2020, the estimated global market for tarot cards has grown by more than 60 percent. Atlanta coffee shops and bookstores have caught the trend and started hosting readings regularly.

The highly publicized Beltline stabbing has cast a stark light on Georgia’s flawed systems for helping people struggling with mental illness, homelessness, and substance use disorders. The two candidates for governor have different ideas on how to fix them.

Over the past decade, Georgia has become a closely watched swing state thanks to Fulton County's emergence as a political powerhouse—and the focal point of Donald Trump’s efforts to challenge his 2020 election loss—but its influence wasn’t always so pronounced.

Pitmaster Bryan Furman, best known for B’s Cracklin’ Barbecue, has returned to Atlanta after a nine-month residency in Oregon. He will now be the official pitmaster at Owens & Co. in Smyrna and is launching a new menu on November 1.

Mocktail menus are nothing new, but a growing number of Atlanta restaurants—some traditional fine dining, others more experimental—are taking them a step further, building dedicated nonalcoholic pairings for their tasting menus with the same research and revision typically reserved for wine.

Georgia landed two of the American South’s three new Michelin stars in 2026, announced October 21. Here’s every Georgia restaurant on this year’s Michelin Guide list.

Although it may be known as the oldest wallpaper company in the country—founded in 1886—Thibaut has grown into a modern one-stop shop.

The four-bedroom, three-bath, 3,500-square-foot Macon home, built in 1940, was a diamond in the rough. Interior designer Courtney Moss filled it with one-of-a-kind pieces from all over the world, making it nothing short of a showcase of her love of eclectic design.

When an Atlanta couple sought to transform their dilapidated carriage house into an oasis from city life, they immediately turned to Copper Sky Design + Remodel, a local design-build firm that specializes in preserving and modernizing older homes.

Atlanta has become one of America's leading esports destinations. From DreamHack and ESL Challenger tournaments to Georgia State University's nationally ranked varsity program, Georgia is building a thriving esports ecosystem that is creating jobs, driving economic growth, and preparing students for careers in gaming, technology, and digital entertainment.

Former Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue discusses his role as chancellor of the University System of Georgia, explaining how public universities are preparing students through workforce development, AI education, online learning, and affordable higher education.

Public safety plays a critical role in economic growth. Sandy Springs and Troup County show how strong law enforcement, community partnerships, and business engagement help attract investment, support workforce development, and create thriving local economies.