Lucy's Market is offering no-cook tailgating packages and ready-to-serve trays for this weekend's football games, with pickup at its Alpharetta location (check hours before you go).
Fox5 published a report (Oct.
30) showing livable wages vary by metro Atlanta county and how much workers need to earn to cover basic costs, and it also posted a guide to Halloween weekend events across the area.
Mimms Museum in Roswell will offer hands-on tech events in early November: Speed Puzzling on Nov.
5 (teams of four, $18 per person; winning team gets free admission), an electronics recycle drive and punch-card demo on Nov. 7, and Talking Tech on Nov. 11.
St. Andrew Rowing Club began its fall season this month, practicing on the Chattahoochee River (sharing a boathouse with Georgia Tech) and competing Oct.
16 through Oct. 18 at the Head of the Charles in Boston, where the women's Youth 8+ placed ninth of 83 and the U17 4+ finished 11th.
The Hawks fell 129-117 to the Miami Heat on Wednesday, their third straight loss as Miami notched its first win and Giannis Antetokounmpo had 24 points and 18 rebounds while Bam Adebayo added 24 and became the Heat's career rebounding leader.
The Hawks host the Cleveland Cavaliers today at 7 p.m.
Forsyth County closed the Fowler Park trailhead on Oct.
26 to replace its boardwalk with PermaTrak precast concrete boards and it will remain closed through the end of the year; a 1-mile section south (Ga. 9 mile markers 4.5 to 5.5) will have intermittent weekday closures that reopen Fridays.
Breast cancer survivors Paris Smith and Shedric Roberts joined Portia to share the mental, physical, and financial toll of their fight while wealth manager Devin Alphin offered expert advice on managing medical debt.
The panel discussion took place on Thursday, Oct. 22 for the community.
Ground & Pound Coffee in Alpharetta has been a popular hangout since opening in January 2020, and founder Sophia Crawford (a former stunt double for Sarah Michelle Gellar) now draws local coffee fans with her unique film-inspired twist.
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