Food + Beverage

Cooking, From The Heart

Three dishes to note on the Roswell dining season this month. Article by Summer Robinson Chefs are inspired by their past, their present and the ingredients that surround them. Perhaps they start with a recipe from their childhood, remembering the emotions, the warmth and the hands around the table. Or, maybe a visit to a local farm sparks an idea that leads to a featured dish. This month, we asked about the dishes chefs are most proud of. And, lucky us. We have these restaurants within reach...

Sports + Recreation

Local Favorites

Article and Photography by Elite Skillz Sports and Fitness They have one goal: to empower children through active programs to become the best version of themselves. They offer after-school, school break camps, evening classes, birthday parties, parent's night out, and a ton of free community events throughout the year! Weekly Skillz classes include karate, tumbling, dance, sports, art, yoga, and ninja parkour, providing a variety of enrichment options for kids in a safe, clean, and...

Food + Beverage

Cool Can, Smarter Sipping

Loosen up, stay engaged, and stay in control Article by Sue G. Collins Spencer McManes is a smart guy. He attended Blessed Trinity High School and Yale University where he studied political science and played football. He then moved to Washington, DC to work under Stanley McChrystal at the consulting firm, McChrystal Group, before moving to Austin, TX and taking on a career in technology startups. His wisest decision and best move? “I went through a ‘sober-curious’ phase of my life when I...

Fitness

Exploring The Appalachian Trail and Self

Article by Sue G. Collins | Photography by Courtesy of Hudson Brock It was a fortuitous meeting with Peanut Butter and Corn Syrup that sealed the deal for Hudson Brock to hike the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine.  A graduate of Holy Trinity and Kennesaw State University, Hudson grew up hiking with his dad and while his college schedule was upended during COVID, he started backpacking solo. “That next year I was hiking a section of the AT near Blood Mountain and met two hikers walking...