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I’m no athlete, never have been. My one claim to athletic achievement is having run the Peachtree Road Race twice—way

A friend recently advised me not to have high expectations of a planned visit to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium which

The time has come to pay the piper. In fact, it’s long overdue. We all have been dancing to the

Art, history, and culture are alive and thriving in Columbus, Georgia. In addition to the recent reopening of one the

The Balloon Museum, recently opened in Kirkwood’s Pullman Yards, might very well be called The Balloon Art Gallery. The exhibit

The vibrant colors and rich backstory of African fabrics are now on display at the newly opened African Textile Museum,

Whether in downtown Denver or outside the city, there’s plenty of things to do for travelers spending a day, a

February is a festive and celebratory month for many Asians and people of Asian descent as they ring in the

Builder finds Mount Kilimanjaro climb tougher than expected David C. Moody has a new appreciation for Mother Nature and the

November and December are often viewed as the season of giving, both on a personal level to family, friends, neighbors,

Live theater is one of the best ways to get into the holiday mood. Whether dramatic or comedic, DeKalb County

Families are always on the lookout for environments that work best for their family members with special needs. For some

Stone Mountain 98-year-old says it’s all about others Elizabeth Coffed isn’t one to fret about her longevity and purpose in

Plenty of water sports and natural beauty To experience a bit of the Florida Keys without driving the entire 110-mile

Painter Claude Monet’s larger-than-life body of work requires a vast exhibition space for a proper display, especially when high-tech wizardry

New York City draws droves of visitors throughout the year for arts and culture, sightseeing, shopping and one-of-a-kind experiences. However,

A museum that can take one on a journey that’s eye-opening but also may be emotionally painful is a museum

DeKalb County residents don’t have to travel far to get into the Halloween spirit. From the world’s largest pumpkin light

Peter Junker used to think collecting was a “silly” hobby until he encountered an item that melted his heart—an antique

Any day now the weather will shift, and cool and crisp fall days will be here. The autumnal equinox is