In addition to my two young boys, I have two bonus-kiddos who are 17 and 19. As we prepare to send the youngest to UGA to be with his sister, Sue Rodman’s article The Lie of 18 Summers rings true. Don’t let another summer go by without taking some risks and exploring more of Georgia. Here are eight...
Never worry about putting dinner on the table again with these five must-try food delivery services. Fresh Harvest: If you’re like me, getting to the farmer’s market on Saturday mornings isn’t always in the cards. But I still like to support local farmers and eat humanely and sustainably-raised...
Grab your blanket and head to these prime picnic spots in Georgia. Food just tastes better outdoors! Piedmont Park in Atlanta Piedmont Park has hundreds of great picnic spots, including pavilions, brickstands, tables and more. Want to grill? There are 22 grills provided throughout the park for your...
It’s that time of year — the sun is shining, the days are long and al fresco dining is in full swing. Fortunately, Atlanta has no shortage of amazing rooftop patios — some of our favorites include Tuk Tuk Thai Food Loft, Rose & Rye at Hotel Colee in Buckhead, Shake Shack, and, of course, the ever...
Beginning in North Georgia's mountains and flowing hundreds of miles to Georgia's southern border, the Chattahoochee River offers adventure and recreation all along the way. Here are five ways to enjoy our beautiful Chattahoochee River. Hiking Thousands of acres along the Chattahoochee River are...
It's no secret Atlanta is home to several sky-high restaurants with incredible views — the spinning blue dome at Polaris is a city icon, most Atlantans have celebrated a special occasion at The Sun Dial, and Nikolai’s Roof, which sits on the 30th floor of the Hilton Atlanta hotel, has been an...
Camping at Georgia State Parks is a highly popular activity, but the parks still harbor secret camping and glamping spots, and unique accommodations known only to those willing to travel off (or even above) the beaten path. Here are 10 hidden gems you have to try.
It's officially Vidalia onion season! Celebrate with this list of fun facts about "America’s Favorite Onion." Mose Coleman of Toombs County accidentally discovered the Vidalia onion during the Great Depression. Piggly Wiggly was the first retail store to sell Vidalias. The Vidalias are named after...
Sometimes a change of scenery is what your family needs to reset, recharge and reconnect, and Georgia's beaches are the perfect places for families to find the spaces to do just that. From the wildly natural coast to Georgia's many lakes, waterside fun can take many forms. Explore the ever-changing...
No matter what part of Georgia you are visiting, you'll find a refreshing place to take a dip to beat the summer heat. In addition to the coasters, these parks have lazy rivers, wave pools, and even splash pads for those that don't swim. Here are three favorite water parks in Georgia.