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

This issue features a cover story on three artists of 75 artists showing at The Wesleyan Artist Market this month. Plus, articles on Paul Duke STEM Students Star in Amy Ray’s Newest Music Video, the Curiosity Lab Criterium Race (and map), and the list below:

• Norcross High School Students’ Art to be Featured at Dogwood Festival
• Northside Hospital Executive Shares Plans for Growth
• PCBA Awards $500 to Furkids at March Networking Event
• Food: Union Brothers Meat Market
• Earth Day Events
• Consulting Firm Focuses on Procurement Cost Optimization
• Peachtree Corners Launches Second Phase of Connect Peachtree Corners
• The Salvation Army of Gwinnett County Holds Fundraiser Luncheon

Plus, our First Up calendar of events, the Peachtree Photography Club’s photo presentation on “Artists & Creatives.”

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In this issue:
The cover story features First Lady Debbie Mason – who passed away in January
City of Peachtree Corners Official News
Plus, the following articles and features:

• Real Estate: Homes Remain Highly Desirable
• Business: Prosperity Hings on Technology
• Three Dollar Cafe celebrates 10 Years of Community Commitment
• Light is Hope, A Juried Exhibition sponsored by the Peachtree Corners Photography Club
• Peachtree Corners Business Association (PCBA) announces focus charities for 2023
• Summer Camps Rebound and Keep Getting Better
• North Metro Academy of Performing Arts settles into Peachtree Corners
• Southwest Gwinnett Chamber recognizes local student with character award
• Partnership Gwinnett celebrates Gwinnett County students and teachers
• International Floriculture industry leader chooses Peachtree Corners for Headquarters
• Solving Space Problems and Making a Home Easier and More Enjoyable to Live In
• Commercial Roofing Company, Parsons Roofing, Continues Legacy of Excellence
• Providence Group Completing Framing of Clubhouse at Waterside Community
• Peachtree Corners State of the City Address
• Lorri Christopher, Advocating in a Different Way
• Great Spaces for Your Next Event (Aomi Japanese Restaurant and Imperial Fez Mediterranean Restaurant & Lounge