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Sally Bethea

Cover Story, Sustainability
April 7, 2021

Above the Waterline: Take the Trail Challenge in Our National River Park

Four years ago, an energized group of park lovers and volunteers gathered in a room…

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April 7, 2021
Sustainability
February 26, 2021

Above the Waterline: In praise of vegetables, and less meat

Food has been on my mind, more than ever, over this past pandemic year: how…

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February 26, 2021
Sustainability
February 1, 2021

Above the Waterline: A winter hike to find the source

I love topographic maps. It’s easy to lose track of time, while poring over these…

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February 1, 2021
Cover Story, Sustainability
December 27, 2020

Above the Waterline: ‘We the People’ are the hope for climate action

In mid-December – as masked holiday shoppers faced pandemic challenges – world leaders gathered virtually to…

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December 27, 2020
Sustainability
December 10, 2020

Above the Waterline: Signs of hope in new forest preserve, tree protection efforts

“This is a real forest!” exclaimed Atlanta naturalist Kathryn Kolb as we walked through the…

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December 10, 2020
Cover Story, Sustainability
November 11, 2020

Above the Waterline: Finding solutions to keep our waterways clean

Trash can be a galvanizing topic for most people, especially river and nature lovers. We…

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November 11, 2020
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News You Can Eat

Morningside Farmers Market celebrates new home with ‘Green Eggs & Jam’

Now located in the Morningside Presbyterian Church parking lot at…

Women + Wine: What is wine?

For our first column, we want to start with the…

Quick Bites: Le Petit Marché and One Eared Stag shutter as Southern Belle and Hungry Peach reopen

Le Petit Marché owner Marche Sparks has closed the popular…

Colony Square’s food hall set to open in June, adds two new concepts

Colony Square’s new Politan Row food hall will hold its…

Damn Fine Coffee: Atlanta’s love affair with coffee has been going strong for decades

Atlanta used to be a sweet tea town, but our…

The Rough Draft guide to Intown’s favorite coffee houses and roasteries

Welcome to Rough Draft’s coffee house and roaster guide. We’ll…