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    • Pollen Count Spikes in Atlanta

    Published April 13, 2015

    As spring sprung in Atlanta, so did the amount of pollen in the air. Just two weeks ago, the number of particles of pollen per cubic meter of air read 178. Now, the count is near 2,000. Atlanta moving companies want to warn new residents who are looking to move to the area that the […]

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    Eat It, Atlanta’s Qing Mu Restaurant

    Published February 26, 2015

    Looking for the next big Atlanta restaurants? Looking for new Atlanta restaurants? Want reviews and exclusive pictures of Atlanta restaurants before you have a poor dining experience? Check out Atlanta’s best food blog Eat It, Atlanta! Towards the tail end of January, the popular Atlanta foodie blog featured Qing Mu, what Eat It, Atlanta author […]

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    Free Coffee February at Chik-fil-A

    Published February 10, 2015

    In case you haven’t already heard, this month is Free Coffee Month at Chik-fil-A! So what’s the catch? There is none! Anyone can visit their local Chik-fil-A during business hours and receive one free iced or hot coffee, per day. So why the all-of-a-sudden coffee generosity? In mid-2014, Atlanta-based Chik-fil-A partnered with specialty-grade THRIVE Farmers […]

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    Georgia State University and Georgia Perimeter College Merge Together

    Published January 16, 2015

    If you will be moving to Atlanta for college, you may want to double check where you have decided to apply to. Yesterday, the University System of Georgia Board of Regents approved University System Chancellor Hank Huckaby’s proposal to merge Georgia State University with Georgia Perimeter College. 2014 combined enrollment numbers accounted for 53,927 students, […]

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    Atlanta Residents Fill-up for the Holidays

    Published November 24, 2014

    As gas prices reach a record low, Atlanta residents are racing to the pumps in order to fill-up for the holidays. Crude oil barrel prices dropped from $100 to $80, resulting in lower gas prices across the nation. The national average has reached a four-year record low, at $2.84. In Georgia, the average price per […]

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    Legalizing Medical Marijuana in Atlanta

    Published November 17, 2014

    States around the country, 20 in total, have been legalizing marijuana. While medical marijuana is controversial, many states are beginning to recognize the importance in legalizing the drug for its many medical benefits, and many people who can utilize those benefits are moving to those states. Medical marijuana can be used to treat Glaucoma, reverse […]

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    It’s a Coca-Cola Christmas in Atlanta

    Published November 11, 2014

    If you are moving to Atlanta this holiday season, visit the famous World of Coca-Cola and see how the popular beverage brand has charmed its way to the kitchen tables of America and into hearts around the world. Almost everyone can recall the popular Coca-Cola Christmas polar bear, just one of the examples of how […]

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    November Events in Atlanta

    Published November 1, 2014

    The start of the Thanksgiving holiday month has brought a lot of fun things to do in Atlanta. If you moved to Atlanta in the past couple of months and are looking for ways to get your family excited about the upcoming holidays, your local Atlanta movers have compiled a list of November events for […]

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    Atlanta drivers: Watch for changing speed limits

    Published October 26, 2014

    Atlanta drivers will start to see signs on Interstate 285 that will adjust the speed limit according to traffic and weather patterns. Georgia Department of Transportation crews began taking the black bags off the electronic signs and turned them on yesterday. The signs are currently working in Fulton, DeKalb, and Cobb counties. GDOT says that […]

    Home Values are Climbing in Atlanta

    Published July 28, 2014

    It has been a long and winding road for the real estate market throughout the US, and Atlanta is no exception. According to Zillow and their real estate data for the second quarter of 2014, metro Atlanta prices are strengthening on a slow and steady climb from the pits of the recession of 2008. While […]