Scott Freeman

Almost 19 years ago, a colleague walked over, and from the look on her face, I knew she was up to some mischief. She engaged in small talk before she got to her point. She told me that a friend had found a litter of kittens under their front porch; the friend had rescued the kittens, but the mom had made an escape.

Sometimes they’re as frustrated by the healthcare system as you are

I remember clearly the first time I cradled an Everett guitar in my hands. When I strummed the strings, I was instantly seduced by the sweetness of the sound. I owned a vintage Gibson acoustic and I’d played a Martin. But they didn’t play like this. Those were made by man with machine; an Everett was all handmade.

Lounge and golf at Cloudland at McLemore Resort Lookout Mountain, experience true fine dining at World of Quercus, and live in a "European palace" at Sea Island.

From the mountains in the north to the pristine beaches on the coast to the largest swamp in North America, we have 13 road trip fall getaways guaranteed to delight.

Chef Nan Niyomkul is a towering figure in Atlanta cuisine with her signature restaurant, Nan Thai Fine Dining. But there’s a new Nan Thai in town where Chef Nan’s daughter, DeeDee, is walking in her mother’s footsteps with her newest restaurant, Nan Thai Buckhead. The restaurants have similar names, similar menus, and the same core aesthetic: fine dining, Thai style.

Summary Recessions are regime shifts that occur when fragile conditions meet a sufficient trigger. They differ greatly from a “normal” cycle, and are critical to identify in real time as the largest hit to risk assets always occurs at the beginning

This morning’s PCE data confirms the US consumer was already softening back in February before the Iran war even kicked off. Headline inflation came in largely in line, but the more important signal is income and spending drifting lower. We’ve been f

Lee Walburn—one of the twin titans in the history of Atlanta magazine, along with founding editor-in-chief Jim Townsend—had a simple mantra for what made a magazine speak to readers: “Make ’em laugh, make ’em cry, make ’em smarter.” He was editor-in-chief of Atlanta magazine for 15 years, longer than anyone else in the publication’s 65-year history. He passed away April 9 after battling a long illness. He was 89.

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