By Amy Wenk Two pasttimes of knitting and needlepoint have found new life in Buckhead and Sandy Springs thanks to local boutique owners, who are stocking their shelves with products…
By Katie Fallon katiefallon@reporternewspapers.net In less than a week, one Sandy Springs resident could become famous for doing something nobody in the world has ever done. Scott Rigsby, the youngest…
By C. Julia Nelson A dollar and a dream, realized. They arrived with $90, a couple suitcases each and unbridled optimism in 1990. Seemingly meager to most Americans, it was…
By C. Julia Nelson When hunting and fishing opportunities are few and far between, Jack Elrod, 83, relies on the creation of the Mark Trail comic strip to cure his…
By Ashley Brazzel Over a hundred years ago, the average life expectancy in the U.S. was 47 years. Today it’s 78, but try telling that to Rachel Lehmann, 104, the…
By Katie Fallon katiefallon@reporternewspapers.net From a part-time teaching assistant to associate head of school and everything in between, Dorothy Sullivan has witnessed a lot of change in her time at…
By Ashley Brazzel When most teens were gushing about crushes and agonizing over zits, Haley Kilpatrick was dreaming of ways to create change. That change came in the form of…
By Meredith Pruden meredithpruden@reporternewspapers.net The 12 percent reduction in Zone 2 criminal activity for 2006 seems to say it all: Major James Sellers is tough on crime as the Atlanta…
By Meredith Pruden meredithpruden@reporternewspapers.net Step inside the walls of any high school as an adult, and it always seems to feel a bit like a scene from a movie: one…
By Meredith Pruden The 12 percent reduction in Zone 2 criminal activity for 2006 seems to say it all: Major James Sellers is tough on crime as the Atlanta Police…
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