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2016 Articles
October-November 2016Feature ArticlesNewcomer's 2016 Education GuideOur annual look at metro Atlanta education includes dealing with stress on test day, the growing role of technology, and more. Technology in the Classroom Buying a New HomeHome builders are enjoying a robust market in Atlanta, and newcomers benefit from a large new home inventory to choose from.August-September 2016Feature ArticlesArts and Entertainment Guide for 2016We raise the curtain on Atlanta’s thriving cultural scene, offering something for every age and for every stage of life.In-Town vs. the SuburbsDon’t know whether to live in-town or in the suburbs? Advocates of both options offer thoughts on Atlanta’s breadth of choices for newcomers, whatever their lifestyle preferences.Ease the TransitionCoping with bigger schools, new peers, new teachers and unfamiliar subjects presents opportunities for children moving into upper grades.History Meets LuxuryGeorgia’s historic hotels and inns exude luxury and Southern charm, offering travelers a relaxing or even romantic adventure.June-July 2016Atlanta's 30 Best Things to DoNow that you’re a new Atlanta resident, it’s time to explore the best things to see and do in your new city. Here’s our list of the top 30 places you should experience.Community OrganizationsLearn about the difference between homeowners associations and neighborhood associations—their responsibilities, common rules and relative costs—and which might be right for you.Dealing with BulliesFind out how Atlanta schools are tackling the serious problem of bullying—and what parents can do to help.Georgia's Best BeachesFrom remote island escapes to sandy getaways near the big city, Georgia has a beach for every occasion. Here are five of our favorites.April-May 2016Family Fun in AtlantaAtlanta has plenty to offer for families with children, including attractions filled with history, fascinating wildlife and exhilarating activities. Now that spring’s here, it’s the perfect time to pack everyone into the car and explore your new city’s family-friendly destinations. Here are fifteen that everyone can enjoy.Top Atlanta NeighborhoodsAtlanta offers something for everyone: high-quality education, affordable housing, family-friendly events and tight-knit communities. We’ve highlighted some of Atlanta’s top cities, towns and neighborhoods for families, young professionals and empty nesters. Whatever you’re looking for, Atlanta has many perfect spots to choose from.Preparing Students for a CareerGeorgia’s public and independent schools are dedicated to helping students wade the sometimes murky waters of career preparation. By implementing special programs, offering enriching co-curricular activities and developing personal connections with students, Georgia’s schools are committed to getting students on the path to a bright future.Outside Atlanta / Thrilling AdventuresThere are numerous adventure-filled vacations within an easy drive of Atlanta. From whitewater rafting in the Smokies to hiking in the Okefenokee Swamp, exciting leisure opportunities abound.February-March 2016Planning Your Big MoveMoving is frequently listed as one of the top 10 most stressful events in a person’s life. Fortunately, there are things you can do to significantly reduce your anxiety. Here are some ways to take the hassle out of moving to a new city.Relocating Your Pet to AtlantaThe metro Atlanta area has plenty to offer in terms of housing, healthcare, grooming, daycare and training, for cats, dogs, small animals and pets of all distinctions—not to mention many ways for you and your furry friend to get out and enjoy your new city together.Summer Camp Guide 2016Choosing a Summer Camp2016 Atlanta Summer Camp Directory Summer is still months away. But for parents who want to turn those lazy summer days into exciting opportunities for learning and adventure for their children, it’s not too early to begin searching for a summer camp. There are many excellent summer camps available to metro Atlanta campers. Newcomer profiles just a few of the exciting and inspiring options open to your child this summer. Escape to ChattanoogaLocated just two hours from Atlanta, the city of Chattanooga, Tenn., is an outdoorsman’s paradise. Surrounded by majestic mountains and nestled along the Tennessee River, it’s known as the Scenic City for its gorgeous nature views and plentiful outdoor activities.December-January 2016Get to Know AtlantaThere’s a lot to learn about this impressive city and its surrounding metropolitan area. We’ve broken down everything you need to know about this capital city of the Southeast, from its top-flight arts scene to its stellar attractions, entertainment options and rising status as the Hollywood of the South.Increasing the Value Of Your HomeThese topics inform you on some crucial choices that may determine how well your home retains its value in the years to come.The Parent-Teacher ConnectionStaying involved in your child's education requires a commitment to partnering with teachers and the school to make sure that everyone is on the same page.'Tis the Season: Georgia’s Spectacular Holiday CelebrationsMore than 8 million twinkling lights. A leaping, twirling Mouse King. Victorian homes beautifully decorated for the holidays. These are just some of the things you’ll find across metro Atlanta and Georgia this holiday season. Here’s a roundup of our best bets. | ||||||||||||