Chamblee’s Parkview on Peachtree just landed a new sushi bar and Asian restaurant.
Fúdo, a mixed Asian concept by John and Grace Lee of Ichiban Steak and Sushi, opened its doors in downtown Chamblee on Jan. 7. Continue at The Atlanta Business Chronicle… Read More »
Kicking off the winter season Louisiana-style, Bistro Off Broad, the chef-inspired dining experience located in historic downtown Winder, Georgia, is hosting a Low Country Boil on Thursday, January 17, 2019. Combining casual chic and historic elegance, Bistro Off Broad serves fresh, local, and affordable food and great wine and great spirits in a beautiful setting, and just for the occasion, Chef Alex Friedman has whipped up an array of all you can enjoy specials including: crab, shrimp, mussels, clams, crawfish, corn, potatoes and smoked sausage.… Read More »
Caitlin Kreidler
(404) 614-0006
caitlin@carenwest.pr.com
Kicking off the season in style, Atlas, located in the heart of Buckhead in the St. Regis Atlanta, is hosting the next rendition of its popular Winemaker Dinner Series on Wednesday, January 23, 2019. Featuring vintage pours from Ruinart, the oldest established Champagne house, guests will be taken on a culinary journey beginning at 6:30 p.m.… Read More »
A favorite destination to watch sports, football fans can head to Dantanna’s Buckhead location on Sunday, February 3, 2019 to tackle the Big Game during an unforgettable viewing party. Fans are invited to reserve and guarantee where they sit in the bar or expansive dining room in advance on a first-come, first-served basis for $50, which includes unlimited access to an impressive, all-you-can-eat buffet created by Executive Chef Brad Parker.… Read More »
The Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar has closed at Perimeter Mall in Dunwoody. The restaurant, which opened in April 2016 at the front of the mall along Ashford Dunwoody Road, closed as of Wednesday. The 8,000 square foot restaurant opened in place of original tenant Goldfish, part of Here to Serve Restaurants, which closed in May 2015 after 15 years in business.… Read More »
Day 3 of our favorite things: TV Shows! Some of our binge worthy faves-
Audra: @maiseltv on @amazon and Family Feud
Peggy: @handmaidsonhulu or all things @bravotv
Lauren: @nbcthegoodplace and the final table on Netflix
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Introductory Lacrosse Clinic
Sunday, January 27
2-4pm
Dunwoody United Methodist Church
Come learn the basics of the “fastest growing sport in America” from Dunwoody High School Lacrosse Players! Boy in grades 1-5 can learn to play Lacrosse, an action-packed game that is lots of fun! All equipment will be provided in this instructional and recreational introductory lacrosse program.… Read More »
Michelle Spitz
(770) 394-0675
michelle.spitz@dunwoodyumc.org
Dry January Can Be Amazing for Your Health, if Done the Right Way
Dry January, aka ditching alcohol in the first month of the new year, is an annual tradition for many people. For some, it’s part of a New Year’s resolution to drink less, while others claim it’s a way to “detox” from excessive drinking over the holidays—but all swear that it’s going to do beneficial things for their health. … Read More »
Red Pepper Taqueria opened its third location in Town Brookhaven in March, following the closing of Chef Mimmo Alboumeh’s Maya Steaks & Seafood just six months earlier. Continue at Atlanta Jewish Times… Read More »
Pastis, a popular Roswell restaurant, has closed after two decades in business. Located at 928 Canton Street in Historic Downtown Roswell, Pastis opened in 1998 and was one of the longest running, continuously operating restaurants in the area.
“Mom, I think there is something wrong with my application.”
I heard the terror in my daughter’s voice as she walked into my bedroom. I looked up from my TV and placed my steaming mug of green tea onto my night table.
She was shaking as she showed me her phone screen.
There was a red “X” next to the line that read “Guidance Counselor Early Decision Agreement.”… Read More »
An Atlanta-area family says they returned home from holiday travel to find someone else living in their house.
WSB-TV quotes Janice Henson as saying the key wouldn’t turn when they returned Wednesday. A man who came to the door told her to leave and said it was his home now. She called police. Continue at MDJ Online
Dunwoody, GA – During its annual planning session, the Board of Directors of the Dunwoody Nature Center unanimously voted to appoint Michael Cowan as Executive Director, succeeding Alan Mothner. Michael previously served on the Board of Directors following a 10 year stint as AT&T Accessories Team business director. During this time, he was recognized as the company’s official “Environmental Champion” for his efforts to improve sustainability of retail packaging by reducing waste, requiring use of 100% recyclable paperboard and the introduction of plant based plastic.… Read More »
Is there enough enforcement of current driving standards? Are Speed Cameras the answer?
A couple of weeks ago I received an email / social media post from a concerned Dunwoody school mom regarding school zone traffic, crosswalk enforcement issues that threatened the safety of her and her child while walking to school. The DeKalb School System was copied on the crossing guard issue being raised as they handle that function, therefore I hope that specific issue is rectified as requested. … Read More »
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