I miss the days of Thrillist, Eater Atlanta, and even Creative Loafing where you could easily see upcoming restaurant openings, food events, festivals, etc. I'm looking for something to replace Eater Atlanta's coverage, which has essentially stopped.
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I love our aquarium, truly world class, but anyone know why they have such poor signage for fish identification? I brought my 2 little kids who both can’t read yet and they keep asking me “what’s the name of that fish?” I desperately look around for signs that ID at least some of the creatures and I’d say half the tanks have nothing. I really noticed this in the tropical display. Am I missing an app everyone uses? I don’t mind saying “I don’t know” to a four year old but this seemed like a choice to not have more signage.
I'm trying to get to the airport B train from Decatur and I need to know which MARTA stations have free overnight parking so I can leave my car there.
My kids and I love visiting the old Schwan's plant in Little Italy, but I've noticed it's been quiet for a while now. Did the developers give up on their second phase?
I have a 95 bronco that is in need of a new exhaust manifold. I've called a few places and no one's doing that kind of work anymore but I'm sure there's a mom and pop shop in Kennesaw or Dallas or somewhere or a tinkerer who can help me out.
I received my ticket on August 15th and I've been checking the system, but it doesn't show the option to pay. There are 288 people supposed to show up to court for that date, and I'll be missing work.
I've been following the E-Bike rebate program in Atlanta and I'm curious to know who actually got approved.
I'm looking for a store that specializes in hard to find bra sizes, and I'm open to a custom bra if possible. I'd also consider driving to nearby cities within a 5 hour drive.
I am currently under contract for a house in Dekalb county. We need to get quotes to replace all the HVAC system and Water Heater (plus some minor plumbing issues). I called two companies that I found online but did not like them at all and were super pricey based on some research I did online.
I'm considering taking a business opportunity in Augusta and commuting to Atlanta one or twice a week for acting classes and potentially student/indie films. Would this commute get old pretty quickly?
My dad has Parkinson's and the dementia is starting to take hold. I need to find someone to help with his needs, but I don't know where to start or how to select the right service.
I'm looking for a good food event in Atlanta, preferably with decent food options and some shade.
I've recently taken up cycling and picked up a used bike, but I'm not sure if it fits me properly. I'm looking for a place that can help me adjust it without spending too much money.
I'm looking for affordable options to get vaccinated without insurance, I've seen prices as high as $300 at Publix.
I've been hearing that the pandas are already in Atlanta, and I'm wondering how the conversation went between the White House, Trump, and Atlanta City Hall. I know that the Mayor likes to post about Trump and the GOP on his social media channels, but I'm not sure if he actually stood up against them like other mayors. I also know that ICE has a field office on Ted Turner where they are holding people overnight in a facility that is not built for detention or overnight stays of any kind, and the Mayor does nothing about it. What do you think the conversation was like about sending along the pandas from a dictator via Trump?
I was reading about a recent incident where a driver became wedged in an I-20 overpass and I'm still trying to visualize what happened. I'd love to know more about the details of the accident.
I'm a concerned Atlanta resident who's noticed the decline in APS enrollment and the large budget, and I'm trying to understand where my tax dollars are being spent despite the district being at 70% capacity. I've already looked at some reports like the one on Civic Atlanta, but I'd like to see the actual books and get a clearer picture of the situation.
I'm visiting Atlanta for about a week next month and I'd love to explore some indie bookstores and interesting mom & pop shops. I'm staying downtown but can Uber out to other neighborhoods.
I was in my backyard and heard a loud roar, then saw multiple fighter jets flying over in the direction of downtown Atlanta. There were at least four of them, but I couldn't see them clearly through the clouds. I don't know of any game that would explain this.
The job market here can be tough, but I'm not sure what's driving the high eviction rates in Atlanta. I'd like to understand the underlying issues.