Atlanta Q&A

I'm moving my family of 4 to Atlanta next year after living in upstate NY. I've shopped at Wegmans pretty much exclusively my whole life. The areas I'm looking to live (likely northern suburbs / Marietta) seem to have many different grocery stores.

I'm looking for recommendations for a lawyer that could help with setting up a formal/legal custody arrangement between my wife and I (separated), as well as divorce if we end up going that route. I'm in the Fayette area but looking for recommendations anywhere in GA that could help.

I'm looking for a handyperson to help level a huge, heavy bookcase in my East Cobb home. The bookcase is 95 inches tall and over 100 inches wide, and it needs to be shimmed to compensate for a sloped floor. It comes apart in five pieces, so it's a bit of a challenge to work with.

I was planning to bike down to the AMC in Madison Yards and catch a movie but I'm worried about my bike getting stolen after reading a post about a bike being stolen there. I heard the Publix racks are compromised.

I'm visiting Atlanta for 6 days and I'm a grad student with a lot of academic obligations. I'm a night owl and I'd like to find some late-night eateries or cafes with WiFi access where I can study. Noise isn't an issue for me, and it's a plus if the place has yummy food and/or mocktails.

I've seen them in places outside the perimeter.

I recently discovered Amish fry pies while on a trip out of state and I'm craving them again. I've tried looking for other spots that sell them close by within 1-2 hour drive, but sadly, the closest market I can find is at least 3.5 hours away. This particular company that makes them doesn’t ship.

Moving into my first apartment next month in Atlanta and the landlord wants proof of renters insurance with at least $100k liability before I get the keys. I have no idea what's a good price or what actually matters. I don't own a lot of expensive stuff just a laptop, TV, and bike.

I used to visit a Japanese bookstore in Atlanta, probably in the old Koreatown area, around the late 90's to 2000. It was in a strip mall type location and sold Japanese books. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

I'm planning to take a friend in a wheelchair to a concert at Variety Playhouse and I want to know what to expect.

I'm super excited for Game 6 and I want to make sure I get the right gear. I've been to State Farm Arena before, but I've never been to a game where the Dream is playing, so I'm not sure where to buy apparel.

I'm planning a Halloween costume and want to take some eerie photos to go along with it. I'm looking for places around Atlanta with a creepy, gothic, abandoned, or unsettling atmosphere, without trespassing or putting myself in danger.

I live in Midtown and I'm used to the noise, but my friends who visit from out of town are always complaining about it. I'm starting to think it's not just them.

I know a neglected female pitbull mix in Atlanta and she's in heat, possibly pregnant. I made an appointment at Lifeline but they're booked up until November. I've been trying to reach them but no one answers. Are there other low cost alternatives?

I've been to his rallies at The Eastern and at Pullman Yards. I'm curious about the capacity needed to accommodate Obama and Harris too.

I'm looking to move into a house in Virginia Highland in January, and I've been told that there are 'off-market' houses for rent that only realtors know about. I'm looking at Poncey Highland or Morningside too.

I've been trying to break into research or research admin roles at Emory/CHOA, but I've had no luck with my applications. I've applied to entry-level roles and admin jobs, but I feel like I'm not getting anywhere. I have a BS in Psychology and some experience working in retail and at a law firm. What can I do to increase my chances of getting hired?

I've been dealing with a swollen and painful ingrown toenail for months now, and I'm looking for an affordable foot clinic to help me out.

I'm taking my 11-year-old daughter to see Olivia Rodrigo at State Farm Arena and I'm worried she won't be able to see over the railing bar at section T17. We're both under 5 feet tall. Has anyone stood at T17, what's the experience like?

I'm looking for a new doctor and want to stay within the same healthcare ecosystem for easier record sharing and prescription access. I used to be in the Piedmont system but am now in the east side and considering the Emory system.