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Atlanta Lifestyle News

Lifestyle in Atlanta runs on cultural trends, family dynamics, housing choices and recreational habits, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in the routines and evolving patterns that define how people spend their time.


Pets

Live Poll

Should your city spend public money on new dog parks?

Dogs

Woodruff Park Adds 6,500-Square-Foot Dog Park

The new off-leash area in downtown Atlanta includes separate small and large dog sections and was delivered alongside a refreshed playground and accessibility upgrades.

Woodruff Park Adds 6,500-Square-Foot Dog Park

Family

Babies

Mother Seeks Son Abducted Five Days After Birth

Donna Green has spent 48 years searching for her newborn son, who was taken from their Atlanta home in November 1978.

Mother Seeks Son Abducted Five Days After Birth

Real Estate

Live Poll

Should federal housing agencies calculate local rent limits based on neighborhood income growth?

Apartments

Atlanta Council Urges HUD to Revise AMI Calculations

A committee voted to request federal changes that would cap annual rent increases for low-income residents.

Atlanta Council Urges HUD to Revise AMI Calculations

Hobbies

Bird Watching

Zoo Atlanta Hatches Six Critically Endangered Starlings

Six Bali myna starling chicks hatched at Zoo Atlanta this year as the species works back from near extinction.

Zoo Atlanta Hatches Six Critically Endangered Starlings

Culture

Live Poll

Should Atlanta preserve historic sites tied to LGBTQ+ history even over owners' demolition plans?

LGBTQ+

Atlanta Board Approves Demolition of Hardwick Arrest Site

The Zoning Review Board cleared the demolition of 811 Ponce de Leon Place NE, where Michael Hardwick was arrested in 1982 under Georgia's anti-sodomy law.

Atlanta Board Approves Demolition of Hardwick Arrest Site

More in Lifestyle

Coverage takes in household spending habits, community activities, changing social norms and the balance between personal time and work. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Local housing inventory and regional affordability pressures consistently influence how people make their major life decisions. Shifts in how families balance school and professional commitments recur as frequently as changes in cultural and recreational preferences.