Say goodbye to Jack-and-Coke slushies and hello to rigatoni bolognese
Decatur’s Victory Sandwich Bar is now a casual Italian restaurant called Besto, serving up classics like eggplant parmigiana and baked ziti.
AI can predict cardiovascular disease in women
Emory University’s Dr. Hari Trivedi, an associate professor in the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences and the Department of Biomedical Informatics, has helped...
Brainspotting, an eye-focusing therapy, might help with processing trauma, grief, and other emotions
A new crop of therapeutic techniques is trying to prove that the mind and body are more connected than previously known. That includes Brainspotting,...
McKendrick’s next course
Branden Holte grew up in Atlanta knowing McKendrick’s Steak House as one of those restaurant names that carried weight. Now, after more than two decades in kitchens like Kyma, Local Three Kitchen & Bar, and Warhorse Atlanta, Holte is returning to McKendrick’s as its new executive chef.
Major Figures from the 1996 Olympics Gather to Celebrate the Games’ 30th Anniversary
City leaders who helped Atlanta win its bid for the 1996 Olympics, including Ambassador Andrew Young and bid committee founder Billy Payne, joined Atlanta magazine on July 23 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Games. In a private room at Pricci, attendees enjoyed a four-course meal and shared memories from their push to bring the Olympics to the city.
Editor’s Journal: Why we celebrate Atlanta’s doctors who have earned our trust
It wasn’t lost on me that on that fateful July evening, I was able to quickly drive to one of the world’s top children’s hospitals and know that my child was truly receiving the best care possible. I had trusted these doctors with his life, and they had gone lengths to ensure that trust wasn’t misplaced.
Six things you didn’t know about Arabia Mountain
Though Arabia Mountain is best known for its unmistakable, lunar-like terrain, the crater-speckled mountain has many more stories to tell. The 40,000-acre heritage area...
A love letter to Chamblee’s Antique Row
Chamblee’s Antique Row began in the 1970s when antique shops specializing in collectibles transformed downtown into a destination for bargain hunters. Although rising costs and changing generations led many longtime stores to close, several longtime businesses remain, preserving the district’s legacy as a hub for antique lovers.
Five Braves Head to the All-Star Game
It was a glorious spring for the Atlanta Braves. They roared out to a huge lead in the National League East and held the...
Botánico is back—this time in Midtown
Shortly after shuttering Palo Santo in West Midtown due to failed lease negotiations, brothers Felipe Rivera and Eduardo Rivera are opening a new high-energy...
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