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The Veritas Schools, an extracurricular academy in Dunwoody, gives students from underserved communities a rarefied classical education in the art of debate, rhetoric and philosophy.

In an interview with Atlanta Magazine, she shares the personal history that shaped her latest fictional victim in 'The Secrets We Hide'

Gorillaz sign merch at Criminal Records in Little Five Points. The iconic record store will celebrate 35 years this Saturday, Aug. 15 with a three-stage, free block party.Photo by Robin Henson Eric Levin knew Criminal Records had made it when legendary pu

A rendering of Hal's MidtownCourtesy of Hal's Hal's "The Steakhouse," the Buckhead institution known for New Orleans-style cuisine, martinis, live music, and a dining room that feels like old Atlanta, is expanding to Midtown with a third location inside t

The bar at Sargent, a new restaurant opening in the Old Fourth Ward from the team behind Lucian Books & Wine.Photo by Andrew Thomas Lee When the team behind Lucian Books & Wine opens Sargent in Old Fourth Ward, the restaurant will not be a larger-format c

The CooperPhotograph courtesy of the Cooper The enormous, harbor-facing property next to Waterfront Park has been the talk of Charleston since breaking ground in 2020. Now open after impressive efforts to elevate it beyond the city's already renowned hosp

A student at Tulsa Welding School. Women are joining the skilled trade workforce in record numbers, helping to offset critical shortages in industries like welding.Courtesy of Tulsa Welding School Sydori Hill arrives for school at 7 a.m. wearing steel-toe

Portrait by Darrius Mitchell Atlanta-based interior designer Michel Smith Boyd muses that he sometimes feels like the "bridge between two worlds." On the one hand, he works with private clients, transforming their homes into customized reflections of thei

Garden-ripe tomatoes are one of summer's greatest pleasures. Once I get them in my kitchen, their complex balance of sweet, tart, and umami flavors is a never-ending source of inspiration. In warmer months, I voraciously enjoy them at nearly every meal. T

A spread at AmasaCourtesy of O'Kelly Co. Amasa Mexican Kitchen, the sister restaurant to Chichería Mexican Kitchen on the Westside, is expected to open mid-August at Alpharetta City Center. A grand opening celebration for this seafood-heavy, Baja-inspired