Discover the best of Peachtree Corners in this digital edition of the latest exciting issue!

Explore adventure-filled day trips perfect for a weekend escape and check out some of the area’s top summer camps to keep the kids engaged (registrations are open now!).

Get the latest updates on Simpsonwood Park, hear from local indie children’s author Katie Morgan Lester and learn how the city is enhancing connectivity with a new community calendar.

Food lovers will enjoy a visual tour of the just-opened Politan Row at The Forum, while business enthusiasts can dive into insights on local economic development, business events and how Peachtree Corners operates without property tax.

Plus, celebrate 50 years of recreational soccer, find out why Life Time is evolving into a luxury wellness club and get the latest from local legislators.

Whether you’re looking for community stories, dining highlights or business insights, the Feb/March issue has something for you!

Cover Story: Hope in the Shadows

In our compelling cover story, Hope in the Shadows, we spotlight a local law firm making a significant impact by tackling the hidden yet pervasive issue of sex trafficking in Atlanta-area budget hotels. Their work is not only raising awareness but also helping restore hope for survivors.

Faces of Peachtree Corners

Our annual Faces of Peachtree Corners list is here! This year, we’re thrilled to feature students, entrepreneurs, community volunteers, leaders and everyday residents who contribute to making our city a better place.

Holiday Cheer and Community Spirit

• ‘Tis the Season: Discover a curated guide to holiday fun and festive events in and around Peachtree Corners.
• Faith Community Events: From Christmas Eve services to Hanukkah celebrations, explore how local faith organizations welcome the season.
• PCBA After-Hours: The Peachtree Corners Business Association continues its tradition of charitable giving, making an impact through its networking and fundraising events.

Spotlight on Local Stories

• Serial Entrepreneur Gives Back: A look at how Robin Bienfait and Atlanta Tech Park are fostering innovation and paying it forward.
• Simpsonwood Park’s Future: The Steering Committee is laying the groundwork for a master plan that will enhance this beloved community space.
• ICAGeorgia Expands Extracurricular Programs: Cross country and track are the latest additions to ICAGeorgia’s after-school programs.
• 30 Years of the Turkey Trot: Pinckneyville Middle School celebrates three decades of fitness and fun with this annual event.

The December/January issue also includes delicious winter recipes, a calendar section featuring local fun and must-attend events, and more.

Read the full issue below:

Our cover story is Pets and Their People — featuring 30 from our local area.

Also in this issue:

• Jim Gaffey, from Brooklyn to Belfast (A Peacemaker’s Story)

• AI in the Classroom (at Wesleyan and Greater Atlanta Christian Schools)

• Your Guide to Scares, Crows and Fall Festivities 2024*

• PTC Arts Inc. Furthers Mission to Provide Accessible Art

• Peachtree Corners to Roll Out Improved Land Use Policies

• ‘Norcross Shapes’ Art Exhibition and Silent Auction to Raise Funds for Community Gallery

• Cappai Designs Opens Pop-up Boutique at The Forum

• Miyabiya Japan Brings Traditional Kabuki ‘Lion Dance’ to Life for Students at ICAGeorgia

• GivingTuesday Spurs Circle of Philanthropy

• Tremendous Civil Lawsuit Awards Prompt Call for Georgia Tort Reform

• PCBA Scores Touchdown with Fall Fundraiser

And more!

*please note: there’s a typo in our Fall Guide. The Norcross High School production of Sleepy Hollow takes place October 18 and 19, not October 28 and 29.