Our cover story is Faces of Peachtree Corners. They are 20 individuals known to embody the heart and spirit of the community. They share what they love and how they contribute to the city’s desirability and uniqueness.

• Host the Perfect Holiday Party Is a Pickleball Complex on the Horizon for Peachtree Corners
• Personalized Medicine: Finding the Root Cause of Symptoms
• Every Patient is Family at Innovative Smiles
• Stripling Elementary Sets Sights on STEM Certification Local
• Students Shine as National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
• Holiday Faith Events
• MAGISNAT Introduces Community to the Power of Polyphenols at Wellness Event
• Solis Peachtree Corners Breaking Ground
• North American Properties Invests in Security Technology at the Forum Peachtree Corners
• Peachtree Corners Traffic Improvements Will Continue into 2024
• New City Marshals Sworn In During November City Council Meeting
• Curiosity Lab Hold 10th Annual SMART Community Exchange
• New, Fast Casual Tex-Mex Restaurant Capital Tacos Has Something for Every Taste

Pets and their People is the cover of this issue’s Peachtree Corners Magazine.

Plus, parts two and three of Good Grief, Life After Loss. One deals with the violent loss of a family member, the other with the loss of our furry friends.

Also, in this issue:

• First up Events
• Your Guide to Fall Fun 2023
• Good Grief, Life After Loss Part 2
• Gwinnett County DA Shows Compassionate Side of Law
• Rojoli Provides Cloud and Managed IT Services with Strong Local Commitment
• Peachtree Corners Business Association Scores Big with Tailgate Themed Fundraiser
• Deliveries May Soon Come from Driverless Carts
• Pets & their People Cover Story
• Life After Loss Part 3: Losing Our Furry Friends
• Community: Veterans Day Event Has New Components This Year
• Teen Cancer Survivor Aims to Raise Funds for Research
• The Ripple Effect of Local Philanthropy
• Water at Work Ministry and Its Impact on Communities Across the Ocean
• Peachtree Corners Festival and EV Car Show Electrify PTC
• Paul Duke STEM teacher Ashley Wright Honored as Gwinnett County’s 2023 Teacher of the Year
• Retail & Shopping: New Retail Concepts Join Merchandise Collection at The Forum Peachtree Corners
• Great Barbecue and Strong Community Spirit brings families to Moe’s Original BBQ
• H&W Steakhouse

This issue’s cover story highlights Fortune Magazine’s naming of Peachtree Corners as the Best Family City in Georgia – 19^th in the nation.  Also, Patrizia Winsper’s feature story “Good Grief: Life After Loss” part one of a multi-part series. Plus, “Upgrades that will make you love your home, not list it.”

Also, in this issue:

• A 4-page spread on the Peachtree Corners Festival
• Local Non-Profit Peachtree Farm Continues to Be a Haven for Adults with Disabilities
• Peachtree Corners Gears Up for Its Third Annual Decathlon
• Peachtree Corners Moves Forward to Phase Two of the Town Green Playground
• PTC, Norcross and Berkeley Lake Mayors Discuss Area’s Future
• Paul Duke STEM High School Students Build a Legacy at National Conference
• Premier Racquet Sports: A Holistic Approach to Tennis Pro Shops
• Tailgating for Charity (Peachtree Corners Business Association)
• Waterside: New Housing Development Heads into Second Phase
• Atlanta Sci-Fi Film Festival Comes to Peachtree Corners for Its Highly Anticipated Return
• Good French Fare Now Closer Than Ever (Henri’s Bakery & Deli)
• North American Properties and Politan Group Expand Partnership to Include The Forum
• Shah’s Halal Food Celebrates Opening in Peachtree Corners