Features
Kids in the ATL
25 reasons it’s great to be a kid in Atlanta
Edited by Jennifer Rainey Marquez and Steve Fennessy
Pilgrimage to Plains
More than 70 years after Jimmy Carter delivered his first Sunday school lesson, the former president is still at it, and the crowds have never been bigger.
By Rebecca Burns
The Protagonist
Terry Kay recalls Pat Conroy—his friend of 40 years and a man of infinite complexity.
Editor’s Note Those crazy kids
The Connector and The Agenda
Net profits The suburbs are a draw for sports franchises, but the business can be a gamble
Sky chief Can new Delta CEO Ed Bastian continue the airline’s success?
Sold! Red Baron’s antique auction
Venus of Peachtree John Portman’s new street art
All fired up Celebrating Fire in the Fourth
In bloom How roses get their names
He’s got it covered Pianist Michael Cavanaugh plays the music of classic rock greats
The Goods
Editor’s pick Khristian A. Howell’s charming prints
Getting into character Inside the Atlanta Opera’s costume department
Room Envy Sweet dreams in a modern nursery
Five reasons to love Castleberry Hill
The Bite
King of Carbs Rob Alexander is the reason your sandwich rocks
Christiane Chronicles Health scores are overrated
Technique Fluffy flapjacks
Fresh on the scene First looks at TomTom and more
Review Ticonderoga Club
First person
Baby on Board Urban cycling with your kids
One Square Mile American Legion Post 7
