Tag: Roswell

Since metro Atlanta’s recovery began in earnest in 2012, prices are up—in some places way up. Here, how the median home value has changed from December 2011 to December 2015.

The serene space in Roswell is packed with furniture, decorative objects, original art, and little luxuries.

Browse gifts like phone cases, coasters, pillows, and handpainted glass ornaments, while the artist works beside the large storefront windows.

In this two-and-a-half-hour walking tour, paranormal investigators lead you through Historic Roswell’s most haunted locales after dark.

FrontDoor Communities restores 19th-century home to serve as heart of new development just off Roswell's busy Canton Street.

Osteria Mattone and Table & Main owner Ryan Pernice discusses photography, Roswell, and Taylor Swift.

Sixty-six-year-old Jere Wood was raised in Roswell, and he’s damn proud of what it’s become: a mix of sophistication, hi-y’all gentility, and riverfront recreation. In 1997, Wood defeated a 31-year incumbent to take the part-time position, which pays $40,000.

Atlanta has often been dubbed a car-dependent city. However, our region ranks high for future walkability, indicating a demand for greater density both intown and in the suburbs.

The team behind Peachtree Diner and the Diner at North Point is opening a new Italian-American restaurant in historic Roswell November 21. Called Tutto Kitchen & Bar, it will be led by Tony Itzie, an Italian American with experience at Horseradish Grill, Sage Woodfire Tavern, and Van Gogh’s (now Bistro VG).

Even as the accents fade and the roots thin, the high school gridiron remains the gathering spot of choice for successive generations. Those giant rectangles with the homey stands just might be the last critical mass repositories of our next-door neighbors’ win-lose histories, dreams, and failures.