My Sandy Springs
By Jennifer Colosimo From being inspired by her grandmother’s passion for the arts to performing on stage well into college and a career overseeing education
By Wyndi Kappes For Jane Jarrett, the outdoors should be for everyone—regardless of ability. As an adaptive recreation advocate and program manager for Sandy Springs
By Wyndi Kappes Morris Martin has a powerful presence as the chief intelligence officer for Publicis Groupe at Formerly Known As (FKA). But he wasn’t
It’s certainly a story you’ve heard before—a would-be fourth generation wants to be anything other than whatever the family business assumes. It was no different for Josh
by Alexandra McCray When Kendra Hutcherson starts her day at Lake Forest Elementary School, she never knows where it will take her. A simpler one
by Alex McCray A member of the wedding and event industry for 20-plus years, Stacie Francombe sensed the economic impact COVID-19 could have on it.
By Jill Becker When asked about the current Atlanta-area real estate market, Chrissy Neumann says without hesitation, “It’s just insane!” A Realtor for almost 20
By Stacy Moser Almost two million people a year visit Chastain Park, Atlanta’s largest park, for a round of golf, a walk around its perimeter, a
Dancing and music have been a passion for Jan Collins since the time she discovered she could stand up and tap to a tune. This high-energy dynamo
Animal lover and humanitarian don’t begin to describe Michele Stumpe, 52, who has put decades into passion projects that serve our local community as well
