In December 1962, Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Quade & Douglas presented the Metropolitan Atlanta Transit Study Commission with this plan for moving the metro Atlanta area into the age of modern mass transit.MARTA Archives at GSU

Some things never change: Even in 1962, Atlanta’s traffic was notorious. Too many people trying to drive too many places at the same time through the same crowded roadways.MARTA Archives at GSU

With the exception of what is now the MARTA Red Line to North Springs in north Fulton, this plan for heavy rail lines should look familiar to you, especially if you ride MARTA trains. Although the Cobb, Gwinnett...MARTA Archives at GSU

In fact, a close look at the proposed rail lines shows that MARTA actually extended the original lines in some places. The Blue Line now reaches east to Indian Creek and the Gold/Red Lines extend through College...MARTA Archives at GSU

Here’s a 1950s-era transit map of Atlanta from the old Atlanta Transit Company, which operated in Atlanta from 1950-72. MARTA purchased ATC in 1972 for $13 million.MARTA Archives at GSU

Now to the lookahead at some designs that became reality. Here’s a blueprint for a proposed MARTA elevated rail line. (Look familiar?)MARTA Archives at GSU

This is the 1968 plan for what was then called Transit Center Station, the MARTA rail hub better known by its current name -- Five Points Station.MARTA Archives at GSU

Here’s the 1968 plan for typical stations with an at-grade station side platform with remote concourse general view.MARTA Archives at GSU

From 1968 -- This is how Five Points Station was supposed to look at and below street-level.MARTA Archives at GSU

From 1968 -- Typical Stations, Subway Station Side Platform GeneralMARTA Archives at GSU

From 1971 -- Five Points Station, General ViewMARTA Archives at GSU

From 1968 -- Typical Stations, Embankment Station-Side Platform with Concourse Under General ViewMARTA Archives at GSU

From 1968 -- Typical Stations, Aerial Station-Side Platform with Concourse Under General ViewMARTA Archives at GSU

From 1971 -- Five Points Station, North-South Longitudinal SectionMARTA Archives at GSU

The Monroe Drive branch of Atlanta-based Trust Company of Georgia as it looked in February 1962. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Joel Hurt was among the founders of what would become Trust Company of Georgia. SPECIAL/ATLANTA HISTORY CENTERSpecial/Atlanta History Center

The old Trust Company building in 1960. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

The Trust Company of Georgia building overlooking Woodruff Park in downtown Atlanta was completed in 1972. AJC PHOTO ARCHIVES/ GSU

1963 -- Trust Company announces construction of its new Chattahoochee branch.  TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company Bank lobby, Atlanta, Georgia, January 23, 1956 LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Monroe Drive branch building under construction, Atlanta, Georgia, November 13, 1961. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Inside the sleek lobby of the Monroe Drive Trust Company branch, 1962. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Another look inside the lobby of Trust Company of Georgia, 1956. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company East Atlanta Branch, Georgia, March 13, 1962. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company employees at work, Atlanta, Georgia, June 21, 1954. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

The ultra-modern Trust Company branch on Monroe Drive remains an iconic landmark of the area. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company employees at work, Atlanta, Georgia, May 25, 1956. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company employees counting securities, Atlanta, Georgia, January 21, 1953. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

The Monroe Drive Trust Company sign overlooking the Northeast Expressway, early 1960s. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company employees in a bank vault, Atlanta, Georgia, January 21, 1953. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Tellers and other bank employees at work in a Trust Company branch. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Another view of the modern Trust Company lobby at the Monroe Drive branch, early 1960s. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company of Georgia million dollar display. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company of Georgia parade float, unidentified parade. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company of Georgia processing facility. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company of Georgia Trusco Club "Special". LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company switch board operators, Atlanta, Georgia, June, 21, 1954. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Trust Company teller cages, Atlanta, Georgia, April 25, 1956. LANE BROS. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS / GSU

Honeysuckle Gelato. Looking for something sweet to end your romantic night? Honeysuckle in Ponce City Market is offering a milkshake for two made with Strawberry Shortcake gelato topped with whipped cream and two...Honeysuckle Gelato

Doughnut Dollies. Look for brioche Xs and Os, heart-shaped filled doughnuts and a $30 St. Valentine Floral doughnut box featuring six flavors including hibiscus, chamomile cream and lemon lavender. 724 Cherokee...Doughnut Dollies

Looking for a kick in your Valentine's Day? Docent Coffee is offering a special coffee and pastry pairing for $20 from Feb. 12-17, featuring three coffees and sweets including flourless chocolate cake with mixed...Docent Coffee

Auntie Anne's is offering original and cinnamon sugar heart-shaped pretzels on Feb. 14. Multiple locations.Auntie Anne's

Buca di Beppo. The Italian chain is serving up heart-shaped lasagna as part of its Lasagna Love Feast for 2 on Feb. 14. 2335 Mansell Road, Alpharetta, 770-643-9463.Buca di Beppo

Duck Donuts. The doughnut chain is offering a Love Assortment through Feb. 28, which features doughnuts with Valentine’s Day-inspired sprinkles, Heath toffee crunch topping and two large candied roses. Locations...Duck Donuts

Xocolatl. The chocolatier is offering a variety of Valentine's Day-themed chocolate packages, including the vegan Berries & Cream Hearts ($18), white chocolate hearts made with almond milk and swirled with dried...Xocolatl

California Pizza Kitchen. The pizza chain is serving up heart-shaped pizzas from Feb. 13-17.CPK

Hard Rock Cafe. Enjoy a Sweetheart Shake for Two, a boozy shake made with Absolut Vanilla vodka, vanilla ice cream, strawberry and lemon flavoring and strawberry-infused whipped cream, served with a straw for two...Hard Rock Cafe

Bojangles. The biscuit chain is offering its Bo-Berry Biscuits in a heart shape through Feb. 14. Multiple locations.Bojangles

King of Pops. Get your sweetheart a Valentine’s Day Pop Box, with 12 King of Pops flavors and a personalized card, to be delivered during the holiday week. Flavor options include Box of Chocolates (chocolate sea...King of Pops

Olive Garden. Looking for something unique to give your beloved? Get a Breadstick Bouquet from Olive Garden -- order breadsticks to-go, print and cut out the custom bouquet wrapping square of your choice, roll up...

Pretzelmaker. Look for pretzels and pretzel bites in Pink Cinnamon Sugar through Feb. 28. Customers who wear pink on Feb. 13, will receive a free pink cinnamon sugar pretzel when they say “On Wednesday, we wear...Pretzelmaker

Krispy Kreme. Tell your beloved how you really feel with candy conversation heart doughnuts sporting phrases such as “DM ME,” “ALL THE FEELS,” and “BE MINE.” The doughnuts -- filled with either cake batter, strawberries...Krispy Kreme

A January, 1979 photo of the Briarcliff Plaza containing the Plaza Theatre. Briarcliff Plaza is located on Ponce de Leon Avenue at Highland Avenue in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood of Atlanta. (DWIGHT ROSS JR...Dwight Ross Jr/AJC

Shops and restaurants at the corner of Virginia and Highland avenues in November 1979.AJC file

Workers unfurl an Academy Theatre banner on the marquee of the former Erlanger Theatre (later called the Columbia Theatre and the Atlanta Theatre) in 1979 when the theatrical group signed a lease to use the building...Marty King/Special

An exterior view of the Atlantan Hotel on Cone Street in April 1979. It's now the Holiday In Express & Suites.Minla Linn/AJC Staff

Hot steel is poured into ingot mould at Atlantic Steel Co. on December 5, 1979. The steel company was located where Atlantic Station now stands.Calvin Cruce/AJC/AJC

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Steve Bartkowski in 1979Billy Downs/AJC/AJC

Falcons wide receiver Billy Ryckman studies Steve Bartkowski's passing in 1979.Bud Skinner/AJC/AJC

Freedom Fund dinner chairwoman Billye Aaron shows a check for the NAACP fund-raiser to husband Hank on Sept. 20, 1979.Alexis Scott Reeves/AJC/AJC Staff

Tyrone Brooks speaking at a rally for Hosea Williams at Martin Luther King's grave on April 1, 1979.George Clark/AJC

Cabbagetown as seen from Oakland Cemetery on Sept. 3, 1979.Cheryl Bray/AJC Staff

Kids hang out in Cabbagetown on May 21, 1979 . Left to right: Rooster Long, Mike Harper, Gary Harper and Wayne Bayles.Willis Perry/AJC Staff

The landmark 17-story Candler building was built in 1906 by Asa Candler. This show of the building was taken in 1979.Calvin Cruce/AJC/AJC staff

The ornate entrance to the Candler Building on Margaret Mitchell Plaza as seen in 1979.Calvin Cruce/AJC/AJC staff

Director Frank Capra visiting Clayton Junior College for a lecture in February 1979Joe Benton/AJC

Cobb Electric Membership Corp power control technician Tom Hutto watches the dials closely during peak months in 1979.Bill Mahan/AJC/AJC

Writers Harry Crews and Paul Hemphill at Manuel's Tavern on April 16, 1979.Lanna Swindler/AJC

Ronald Reagan entering the Georgia World Congress Center on Nov. 16, 1979. He’d just announced his intention to run for president.George Clark/AJC staff

Storefronts and shop signs in downtown Decatur in September 1979.AJC file

Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping touring the Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant, Hapeville, Georgia, February 1, 1979.Joe Benton/AJC

Protesters picketing against Chinese Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping's visit to Atlanta on February 2, 1979.Louie Favorite/AJC

Front of building that burned across from Emory University in Jan 1979. This was the Emory Village area.Ken Hawkins/Special

Construction workers building the MARTA Five Points Station, December 1979Joe Benton/AJC

In October 1979, the end of the line for Ga. 400 was at Johnson Ferry Road.AJC file/AJC Staff

William 'Mac' McCullum (right) and Raymond Henderson (left) wait on a customer at the small grocery store in Cabbagetown in June 1979.Bill Mahan/AJC Staff

Cabbagetown residents stand in front of a run down apartment building on May 21, 1979.Bill Mahan/AJC Staff

Bob Horner takes a full cut at the pitch but only comes up with a single. Photo taken August 14, 1979 (Louie Favorite/AJC staff)Louie Favorite/AJC

The Braves' Bob Horner in 1979.Minla Linn/AJC/AJC

The Inman Park School at 729 Edgewood Ave. in Atlanta was built in 1892. This eight-classroom, three-story brick schoolhouse served Atlanta's first suburb for decades and has been converted into the Inman Schoolhouse...Willis Perry/AJC Staff

Gate 1 at Lakewood Fairgrounds, which stood abandoned at the time this photo was taken on June 29, 1979Nancy Mangiafico/AJC/AJC

Opera star Leontyne Price in Atlanta in 1979.Billy Downs/AJC Staff

Luckie St. looking west toward Cone Street and Techwood Drive on July 5, 1979.Cheryl Bray/AJC Staff

The old Stonehenge Mansion built by Samuel Hoyt Venable in 1914 is now St. John's Lutheran Church, which bought it in 1959 and later added a sanctuary. It's at the corner of Ponce de Leon Ave. and Oakdale Road....Plu Tribble/AJC Staff

This is the non-smoking section of Mary Mac's, back in 1979 when people smoked inside restaurants, with a mural of the Atlanta skyline on the wall.Cheryl Bray/AJC/AJC

Fuzzy Zoeller smiles as he puts on the green jacket as winner of the Masters on Sunday. April 15, 1979.Calvin Cruce/AJC/AJC

Arnold Palmer signs autographs at the Augusta National Golf Course on Tuesday. April 10, 1979.Calvin Cruce/AJC/AJC

Exterior of Melvin's restaurant on Northside Drive on June 17, 1979.Bill Mahan/AJC

Myrtle Street at 6th Street looking south in Midtown Atlanta. Photo taken August 17, 1979.Bud Skinner/AJC/AJC

Retired Falcons Tommy Nobis modeling clothes in a department store, January 1979.Bud Skinner/AJC

The last of the runners leave the start of the 1979 Peachtree Road Race.Nancy Mangiafico/AJC

Cotton House Village Square, Milton Avenue in Alpharetta in 1979Lanna Swindler/AJC/AJC Staff

Phil Niekro scores as on deck batter Bob Horner steps up to the plate in 1979. Houston Astros catcher Alan Ashby is in the background.Bill Mahan/AJC/AJC staff

It was obviously a very warm autumn day as Jan Nichols took a break from roller skating to sunbathe on a stone wall in Piedmont Park on October 21, 1979.J.C. Lee/AJC

The Pink Pig's monorail cars Priscilla and Percival on the roof of Rich's department store, December 1979Jane Abrams/AJC

Exterior of Atlanta landmark Mary Mac's Tea Room on Ponce de Leon Avenue in June 1979. Dwight Ross Jr/AJC

A man with an umbrella walks toward a gay pride event on a rainy day in Piedmont Park on June 25, 1979.Calvin Cruce

In this 1979 shot, construction workers work on the 32nd floor of Southern Bell's new corporate headquarters in Midtown Atlanta. The $90 million structure, which sits on a commanding site at Ponce de Leon Avenue...Bill Mahan/AJC

Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner looking for a winning streak at the Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium in 1979 (BILLY DOWNS/AJC staff)Billy Downs/AJC

The Tropical Grove Fruit Stand at 421 Ponce de Leon Avenue.Cheryl Bray/AJC/AJC

Atlanta Falcons' Jeff Van Note during a game, December 1979Billy Downs/AJC

Central City Park (now Woodruff Park). Photo taken March 2, 1979. (Bill Mahan/AJC staff)Bill Mahan/AJC

Pigeons fly up from Central City Park (now known as Woodruff Park) in front of the Trust Company Bank building in 1979.Nancy Mangiafico/AJC/AJC

The 1976 contemporary home in Sandy Springs was renovated in 2015 and has 5,540 square feet, five bedrooms, five full and two half baths.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Stone is a key material in the home, including the vanity and backsplash in one of the five full and two half baths. Asian-inspired statues and art also are displayed throughout.

Asian heirlooms are found throughout the Rosenhafts' home, including the chair in the living room that was passed down from Aaron's parents.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

A geode resting on the glass coffee table in the living room was a gift to Sugandha Rosenhaft from her husband, Aaron.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Modern chrome pendants over a limestone countertop, along with the industrial range and hood and custom glass tile backsplash are key design elements in the kitchen. The exposed cedar beams also were restained.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Stonework throughout the house was custom by Aaron Rosenhaft, the homeowner and a general contractor. In the kitchen, top-of-the-line appliances are from Viking, Fhiaba and DCS by Fisher & Paykel.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

A cafe booth from a restaurant warehouse that Aaron restored and custom fit to the space makes family meals casual and cozy.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The Rosenhafts wanted a clean, contemporary feel in their new kitchen, and since they enjoy entertaining, an island adds ease. New cabinetry and countertops from Builders Surplus were added in the six-month renovation...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

With an indoor pool and spa and a free-flowing floor plan that includes a custom bar added during the renovation, the Rosenhafts enjoy entertaining in their Sandy Springs home.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The entryway features a new, contemporary door from Builders Surplus and a Buddha statue from Scott Antique Market that welcomes visitors to the Rosenhafts' home.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Botanical accessories add another layer of freshness to the modern makeover in the master bathroom, which also has sculpture on display.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The layout was changed in the main living space, such as removing walls that boxed in the space and relocating the dining area. The table and chairs are from Z Gallerie. Lighting throughout the home was updated...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The Rosenhafts' collection of Asian-inspired art includes many pieces collected during their early years of marriage, including this intertwined, double-headed dragon statue.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Samara Rosenhaft's bedroom is playful with paisley and polka dots in tasteful teals and pinks. The white bed frame is from Pottery Barn Kids.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Gray tones are used in the home, paired with light walls and restrained cedar beam. The vaulted living room includes a Sagenhaft upright piano that Samara Rosenhaft plays.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Kids should have the freedom to be creative, said Sugandha Rosenhaft, an art educator. The loft overlooking the pool room gives her children their own space for play and artistic endeavors.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The pool room is easy to maintain since it's indoors, said Sugandha Rosenhaft, while her use of plants gives it the feel of an outdoor oasis. She shops for greenery at Pike Nurseries, Lowe's and The Home Depot.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The master suite, dining room and front entry all open up to the pool room, making it a central location for the family and for entertaining. A small table and Sugandha Rosenhaft's art easel show the many uses the...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Even with the doors closed, two fans added to the soaring ceilings provide cool breezes in the room, which receives plenty of natural light from the skylights and walls of windows.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The light and airy indoor pool room has enough space for the family and their guests to relax in chaises decorated with colorful pillows.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Aaron and Sugandha Rosenhaft, with children Samara, 9, and Liam, 6, bought their 1976 contemporary home in 2015 and completed a six-month renovation. Aaron is a general contractor and Sugandha, an art educator,...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Bistro VG, previously known as Van Gogh's, opened at 70 W. Crossville Road in Roswell in 2006.Adrienne Harris/Adrienne Harris/Special

Chef/owner Marla Adams has been serving up French classics at 471 North Highland Ave. NE in Virginia-Highland since 1992.Becky Stein/Becky Stein

Petite Auberge, which had been open in Toco Hill since 1974, merged withFrench restaurant Violette at 2948 Clairmont Road in Atlanta in early 2017.ADRIENNE HARRIS/Adrienne Harris/Special

Douceur de France Bakery, currently located at 277 South Marietta Pkwy SW in Marietta, has been serving up petit fours, pastries and croissants in since 2001 and also has a location at 1173 Alpharetta St. in Roswell...JOHN SPINK/AJC file photo

La Petite Maison started serving Southern French food at 6510 Roswell Road in Atlanta in 2007.Phil Skinner/AJC file photo

Alsatian fare has been at the menu at Cafe Alsace at 121 E. Ponce de Leon Ave. in Decatur since 1997.Brant Sanderlin/AJC file photo

Casual southern French bistro Anis Cafe & Bistro has been open at 2974 Grandview Ave. in Buckhead since 1994.Becky Stein/AJC file photo

Buckhead Life restuarant Bistro Niko opened at 3344 Peachtree Road in Buckhead in 2009.HANDOUT/AJC file photo

Atmosphere opened at 1620 Piedmont Ave. NE in Ansley Park in 2002.Becky Stein/Special

Henri's Bakery is not only the oldest French bakery in Atlanta, but also one of the city's oldest businesses. The bakery, which opened in 1929, was previously located at Peachtree and 10th streets, Rhodes Center...LOUIE FAVORITE/AJC file photo

Au Rendez-Vous opened in Brookhaven in 2002 and moved to its current location at 4102 Clairmont Road in Chamblee in 2013.AJC file photo

2 Sistas Soul Food sells tostones rellenos, adorable little cups of fried plantain filled with meat and served with a fresh cilantro-garlic sauce. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The samosa pav from Cherians International Grocery. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The brisket sandwich and other dishes at Pit Boss BBQ.Ligaya Figueras

BoccaLupoYvonne Zusel/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Chile Colorado at Agavero Cantina will have you thinking Mexican next time you're caught in cold weather. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The bacon, fig and brie tartine at Amélie's French Bakery & Café. PHOTO COURTESY OF AMELIE'S FRENCH BAKERY & CAFEHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

Pastry chef Lasheeda Perry created the Biscoff Cream Pie at Bar Margot after she was inspired on a flight to Atlanta. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Monday special at Bone Garden Cantina is a plateful of chimichangas. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

Botiwalla lamb burgers at Ponce City Market feature pronounced Indian flavors. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

Shrimp remoulade at Bread & Butterfly is light and elegant, but packed with plenty of flavor. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The elote creamed corn at DAS BBQ captures the flavor and flair of Mexican street corn. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

Chili con Queso Compuesto at the El Felix adds brisket, pico de gallo and guacamole. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The densely-packed falafel wrap at Grecian Gyro will only cost you $6. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

Squid ink spaghetti with calamari, Calabrian chiles and Thai basil pesto at La Tavola Trattoria. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Tom Ka coconut soup at Little Bangkok is served in spectacular fashion. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The simply-named Empanada de Pollo at Loca Luna belies the complexity of flavors found inside. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The Blue Christmas at Miracle on Highland is actually a refined and delicious crab cake. COURTESY OF PARISH

The Pitssburgher at Roswell's Peach & the Porkchop. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The plantain empanadas at Porch Light Latin Kitchen have a decidedly rustic appearance. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The brown stew chicken with rice and peas and collard greens at Rodney's Jamaican Soul Food. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The mirza ghasemi at Rumi's Kitchen in Sandy Springs. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Extra Spicy Dragon Toes at Six Feet Under may sound intimidating, but they're surprisingly well-balanced. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

Henri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The Pork Sung Roll at Sweet Hut is almost a brunch unto itself, and it's only a couple of dollars. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The bone-in curry goat combination meal with warm roti at Tassa Roti Shop in Marietta. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Dat Ish Wrap from Tassili's Raw Reality is the size of a burrito and packs a heavy punch in terms of both flavor and satisfaction. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

Terri's Cafe loads its Kitchen Sink burger with toppings on a feta- and spinach-stuffed turkey patty. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The Baltimore Pit Beef sandwich at the Brake Pad in College Park. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Imperial in Oakhurst goes all in with their Poutine de Georgia, french fries topped with pimiento cheese, beef gravy and bacon. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

A poké bowl topped with the PokéSpot's signature avocado boat. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Boerewors Sandwich is a traditional sausage hoagie from South Africa. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The delightfully messy potato and chorizo pambazo from Tortas Factory del D.F. on Buford Highway. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The squash pie at True Food Kitchen is made with a filling of smooth, surprisingly creamy butternut squash, and is both vegan and gluten-free. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The Kitchen Sink Pizza at Urban Pie is a local take on the classic supreme pie. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The top-line menu item at Yumbii is the delicious Asian Rib-Eye Beef with Korean chili sauce and soy-sesame vinaigrette. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

Lobster Chowder, Puff Pastry at Marcel. CONTRIBUTED BY ANDREW THOMAS LEE

The Forbidden Rice bowl at Flower Child is like a guiltless, but still very tasty, version of your favorite Asian takeout. PHOTO COURTESY OF FLOWER CHILD

Chefs from Chai Pani prepare Pani Puri, with a sackful of empty puri waiting to be filled. COURTESY OF CHAI PANI

The Campfire S'mores Concrete from Shake Shack uses dark chocolate from Atlanta-based Xocolatl, making for an excellent autumnal treat. PHOTO COURTESY OF SHAKE SHACK

A hotpot meal with herbal broth (left) and the vegetarian entree (right) at J's Mini Hotpot Deluxe. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

Meatball Tagine at Marrakech Express / Photo by Wyatt WilliamsLigaya Figueras/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

Cheese Puffs at Sushi Itto, a neighborhood restaurant at the intersection of Briarcliff and Lavista roads. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The BO-Mi, one of the more classic takes on the banh mi at a new Vietnamese joint called Bun Mi in south Buckhead.HANDOUT/Henri Hollis

Canoe's Peppercorn Crusted Kangaroo is balanced with playful Asian ingredients like wasabi and ginger. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

The Grateful Veg sandwich at Milton's Peace Love & Pizza doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it nails the formula for a great vegetarian sandwich. CONTRIBUTED BY HENRI HOLLISHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

Mofongo at Buen Provecho / Photo credit: Wyatt WilliamsLigaya Figueras/Atlanta Restaurant Scene

The Alden, 5070 Peachtree Blvd., Chamblee. "...Keep an eye on Jared Hucks. Even if he doesn’t always reach them, he is a chef capable of great heights.” -- Wyatt WilliamsHenri Hollis

Anh's Kitchen, 855 Peachtree St. NE, Suite 2. Atlanta. "Sure, you can get better Vietnamese at other spots around the city. (I’m thinking of Buford Highway’s Pho Dai Loi on the low-budget end; Guy Wong’s elegant...HANDOUT/Wendell Brock

Annie Mae's Pantry, 1700 Northside Drive, Suite A7, Atlanta. "Andra Hall has lovingly crafted a Southern gem that’s eye-catching and unexpected: a slice of the sweet life on Northside Drive. You can bet her grandmother...HANDOUT/Annie Mae's Pantry

Ari Korean Steakhouse, 9700 Medlock Bridge Road, Johns Creek. "This isn’t a steakhouse or a Korean barbecue restaurant, at least as I know them. That’s exactly why I’ve grown fond of Ari." -- Wyatt WilliamsHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

Bulla Gastrobar, 60 11th St. NE, Atlanta. "You’ll have no shortage of reminders of Bulla’s proper pronunciation. It’s a good word to remember, mostly because it is key to ordering the best plate of food you can...Henri Hollis

Cafe Raik, 1160 Old Peachtree Road, Duluth. "Only losers split an $8.95 shawafel. Tell your buddies to order their own and leave you be so you can scarf it down all by your lonesome." -- Wendell BrockHANDOUT/Wendell Brock

Chai Yo, 3050 Peachtree Road NW, Atlanta. “It’s about exploring possibilities. The outlook is as fresh as the food.” -- Ligaya FiguerasHenri Hollis

Coalition Food and Beverage, 50 Canton St., Alpharetta. “There are plenty of spots on Canton and Main in downtown Alpharetta, but the wings at Coalition are calling my name.” -- Ligaya FiguerasHenri Hollis

El Super Pan, The Battery, 455 Legends Place, Atlanta. "Maybe it is greedy of me to say I want more, a longer menu, but the truth is that I’d take anything I could get from this place. I’m just glad it isn’t a...Henri Hollis

Euro Gourmet Grill, 488 Gwinnett Drive, Lawrenceville. "I plan to keep going back on the hopes of getting stuffed peppers, cabbage rolls and sirnica. What a happy day that will be." -- Wendell BrockHANDOUT/Wendell Brock

Ghion Cultural Hall, 2080 Cheshire Bridge Road NE, Atlanta. "Both times that I left Ghion Cultural Hall after dining there, I experienced the same feeling of satisfaction and for the exact same reasons." -- Ligaya...HANDOUT/Ligaya Figueras

Golden Eagle: 904 Memorial Drive, Atlanta. "At the end of the evening, do yourself a favor and take his dessert advice: order the platter of cookies. It’s a spread of little things, chewy gingerbread and powdery...Henri Hollis

Irie Mon Cafe, 1800 Peachtree Street, Atlanta. "I’m not sure, though, how anyone could walk past the smoky aroma of that jerk chicken without wanting to go home with a plate of it. That’s what I’ll be coming back...Wyatt Williams / For the AJC/Wyatt Williams

Jok Ga a Dong Chim, 3751 Satellite Blvd., Number 600, Duluth. "But the dish that blew my ever-loving Southern white-boy mind was the spicy sea snails with cold noodles. You can get it paired with trotter, a setup...HANDOUT/Wendell Brock

La Imperial Tortilleria y Rostiseria, 6316 Buford Highway, Norcross. "La Imperial Tortilleria y Rostiseria (you will also find it online as Tortilleria Avorrate Imperial) is a one-stop shop in Norcross for all things...HANDOUT/Ligaya Figueras

La Mixteca Tamale House, 1185 Old Peachtree Road NW, Unit D, Suwanee. "As far as I’m concerned, the tamale bowl started at La Mixteca. Don’t dare pass this place by." -- Wendell BrockHANDOUT/Wendell Brock

Madras Mantra, 2179 Lawrenceville Highway, Decatur. “I’d say stick with the flavors as the kitchen suggests them. Order the chole bhatura and you’ll be delivered a large platter bearing two deep-fried bhaturas...Henri Hollis

Mariscos El Sazon del Kora, 7130 Buford Highway, Doraville. "The shrimp cocktail is, like almost everything on the menu, served in very generous portion. The goblet is loaded with a thick red sauce and thick chunks...HANDOUT/Wyatt Williams

Mary Hoopa's House of Fried Chicken & Oysters, 2371 Hosea L. Williams Drive, Atlanta. " On a busy night, stay on the ship at Mary Hoopa’s and you’ll arrive, eventually, at a plate of fried chicken worth the journey...Mia Yakel

Mission + Market, Three Alliance Center, 3550 Lenox Road, Atlanta. “Despite looking a lot like its peers, Mission and Market is an uncommon place, indeed.” – Wyatt WilliamsHenri Hollis

Molly B’s, 1414 Andrew Young International Blvd., Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta. “I’ve had some fried chicken better than what is served at Molly B’s and plenty worse. On the other hand, I’ve never dined in a room...Henri Hollis

Momonoki, 95 Eighth St. NW, Atlanta. "Actually, (the husband-and-wife team of Jason Liang and ChingYao Wang) have created a pair of conjoined spaces that go together like his and hers towels: a restaurant and cafe...Mia Yakel/Mia Yakel

Mushi Ni, Global Grub Collective, 477 Flat Shoals Ave. SE, Atlanta. "As it turns out, a couple of the most impressive offerings are vegetarian. The cauliflower bang bang, a bao stuffed with glazed, fried sweet...HANDOUT/Wyatt Williams

Next Door, 2131 Pleasant Hill Road, Number B3, Duluth. "As Atlanta’s Korean-American community grows, it’s delightful to explore a cuisine that is so much more than just table-top barbecue. " -- Wendell BrockHANDOUT/Wendell Brock

Noona, 3550 W. Lawrenceville St., Duluth. Sure, you can tuck in for a steak and a twice-baked potato. Or you can chill out at the bar as you sip an Asian Medicine and scarf down some kimchi fried rice. There are...Henri Hollis

Public Kitchen & Bar, 3500 Peachtree Road, Atlanta. “As I’ve noticed over the course of my recent meals, Public Kitchen’s sophisticated, stylish environs somewhat belie the fact that this is a middlebrow restaurant...Henri Hollis

Rose + Rye, 87 15th St. NE, Atlanta. "It is disconcerting that the service here can be so unreliable, because the food coming out of the kitchen is much better than that." -- Wyatt WilliamsHenri Hollis/Henri Hollis

Snackboxe Bistro, 6035 Peachtree Road, Doraville. "I look forward to watching this restaurant’s menu grow, though I think I’ll always be having a plate of nam khao. " -- Wyatt WilliamsHANDOUT/Wyatt Williams

Tiny Lou’s, Hotel Clermont, 789 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta. “Still, I’ll be coming back to Tiny Lou’s. I’ll just be hoping that off nights like that go the way of the Clermont’s bad old days." -- Wyatt WilliamsTiny Lou's

The White Bull, 123 E. Court Square, Decatur. “Aspects like house-made everything, guaranteed freshness and vegetables that take center stage are areas where the kitchen, too, demonstrates capability and aspiration...Henri Hollis

Won Won Seafood Restaurant, 1600 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth. "If I lived nearby, I would be a lunch and dinner regular. For now, dim sum is what makes Won Won worth the trip." --Wendell BrockHANDOUT/Wendell Brock

The dining space marries the kitchen and living room with a black-and-white motif that incorporates a cowhide rug. Debbie Galey refinished the wooden table to match the rest of the decor.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The stonework and bold angles rising out of a wooded lot drew in Mark Galey, who purchased the Sandy Springs home in 2015. His wife, Debbie, chose a gray-blue shade of Behr Premium Plus Ultra to refresh the exterior...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The stonework and bold angles rising out of a wooded lot drew in Mark Galey, who purchased the Sandy Springs home in 2015. His wife, Debbie, chose a gray-blue shade of Behr Premium Plus Ultra to refresh the exterior...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

A red double-Adirondack bench and chair give the stone exterior a burst of color, underneath an abstract metal shark Mark Galey found fixed to a tree on a friend's property.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Around the fire pit, tractor seats found at what's known as "the world's longest yard sale" were the perfect seating solution. Painted red and fixed atop logs, the seats have the added ability to swivel.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The Galeys made or refurbished much of their unique furniture, including this piece of wood that Debbie covered in a thick layer of lacquer and turned into an outdoor bench. Behind the low fence, the couple's kayaks...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Natural wood pieces are among the Native American decor that the couple uses in their home.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

From a trip to the Petrified Forest in Arizona, a piece of petrified wood brings a pop of color and history to the living room. Text and photos by Fast Copy News Service's Kat Khoury and Reynolds Rogers.

Bold stitching in the Jesolo electric reclining sofa from Ashley Furniture HomeStore, which features a USB charger, helps tie the modern piece into the Native American-inspired living room, along with a cowhide...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

While much of the Native American and Western-themed art came from the couple's travels, some pieces, like skulls, antlers and rocks, were handed down to Mark Galey from his family.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Natural light floods the living space through the large windows during the day, illuminating the unique, carved steer-head Mark Galey found in Austin, Texas. The home, designed in 1962 by architect James Keelin...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The Galeys expanded the bathroom by 4 inches and added elements like heated Schluter floors from Traditions in Tile and Stone, a raised Infinity by Marvin window for light and privacy, a Crowderslide accordion door...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The Galeys have spent time collecting pieces that stand out, including the 1956 Buick hood ornaments repurposed as handles for the reclaimed wood door. Another door sports an antique pair of ice tongs welded into...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The pew was once 20 feet long, but the couple shortened it, removed the padding and orange upholstery, raised it to a comfortable seating height and refinished with a distressed look. Brought from the old house...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

In the dining room and kitchen, a hue of Silver Dust (a Behr Premium Plus Ultra paint) is accented by dark furniture like the hutch, an antique auction find from Roswell that's been repurposed as a dry bar. Text...HANDOUT

Modern, white dining chairs and barstools at the kitchen island bring an element of sophistication and cohesiveness across the remodeled space. Text and photos by Fast Copy News Service's Kat Khoury and Reynolds...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The Galeys kept the kitchen cabinets, but spruced them up with a fresh coat of Silver Dust, a Behr Premium Plus Ultra paint. Also original to the house are three skylights strategically placed for the best natural...Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The Sandy Springs kitchen, illuminated by glass pendants and a window over the sink, is updated with stainless steel appliances by General Electric, LG and Kenmore.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

In order to make a bedroom larger, a closet was removed where the bed now rests on the recessed wall. The result is a cozy space with a bright, coastal feeling.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

The vintage bed frame in the master bedroom was updated by homeowners Debbie Galey. Text and photos by Fast Copy News Service's Kat Khoury and Reynolds Rogers.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

Mark Galey owns Master Home Remodelers in Atlanta. He and his wife, Debbie, purchased their Sandy Springs home in 2015 and remodeled portions of it.Text by Kat Khoury/ Photos by Reynolds Rogers

March 1964 -- The Kmart store at 4070 Bankhead Avenue. Atlanta area photographer Tracy O’Neal took a variety of pictures of Kmarts and, in the early ‘60s, Kresge stores around the metro area. Here are some of them...

March 1964 -- The Kmart store at 4070 Bankhead Avenue. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

May 1964 -- The Marietta Kmart store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

May 1964 -- Interior of the Marietta Kmart store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

November 1964 -- Night view of the large Kmart Plaza sign during the opening of the Cleveland Avenue SW store in Atlanta. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

November 1964 -- Exterior view of the new Kmart Plaza during the opening of the Cleveland Avenue SW store in Atlanta. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

November 1964 -- The staff poses for a group photo before the opening of the new Cleveland Avenue SW Kmart. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

November 1964 -- The Kmart Plaza store opening at Cleveland Avenue SW in Atlanta draws a large crowd. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

November 1964 -- Interior of the new Kmart at Cleveland Avenue SW in Atlanta during its opening. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

November 1964 -- Clerks help a shopper at checkout during the opening of the new Cleveland Avenue SW Kmart. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

November 1964 -- Clothing for sale at the Kmart store on Cleveland Avenue SW in Atlanta. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

July 1966 -- The Kmart Auto Service Center at 5925 Roswell Road. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

July 1966 -- Cash registers inside the Kmart at 5925 Roswell Road. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

July 1966 -- Interior of the Kmart at 5925 Roswell Road. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

July 1966 -- Records and paper towels for sale inside the Kmart at 5925 Roswell Road. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

July 1966 -- Interior of the Kmart at 5925 Roswell Road. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

The predecessors to Kmart were the S.S. Kresge Company stores. In 1899, Sebastian Spering Kresge founded what would become one of America’s largest discount retail chains. At its peak in 2000, Kmart operated 2,171...

1960 -- An S.S. Kresge Company store under construction. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- The new Kresge store as it looked when completed. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

May 1960 -- Kresge Stores employees pose for a photo at the North Decatur Road store in Decatur. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Interior of the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- The Decatur Kresge store’s snack bar. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- The lunch counter at the Decatur Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- The kitchen at the North Decatur Road Kresge store. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

1960 -- Another view of the Kresge luncheonette area. TRACY O’NEAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION / GSU

Friday Night football: Westminster linebacker Matthew Schmal (55) celebrates after Friday's 22-21 victory over GAC in Norcross. (Jason Getz/Special)

Westminster defensive back Charlie Edmiston (11) deflects a pass intended for GAC wide receiver Jake Floyd (3) in the second half of Friday's game in Norcross. Westminster prevailed 22-21. (Jason Getz/Special)

Westminster running back Will Hallmark (22) reacts after scoring a touchdown against GAC in the second half of Friday's game in Norcross. (Jason Getz/Special)

Westminster running back Will Hallmark (22) scores a touchdown against GAC defensive back Joseph Rose (15) in the second half at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. Westminster won...

GAC running back Tyler Bride (4) is tackled by Westminster defensive back Chance Loeffler (12) and a teammate in the second half at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. Westminster...

Friday Night Football: North Fulton foes square off as Milton faces Alpharetta. Alpharetta WR Robbie Ruppel (13) hangs on to a pass for a TD as Milton CB Uriah Mellem (12) defends. (John Amis/Special)

Milton WR Dylan Leonard (2) runs against the defense of Jackson Michaels (11) and Jared Rumph (6) during- high school football featuring Milton at Alpharetta on Friday, Aug. 24, 2018. John Amis/Special

Alpharetta High School football team arrives for a high school football game against Milton on Friday, Aug. 24, 2018. (John Amis/Special_

Milton's Hayden Hairston (35) celebrates after his field goal in Friday's game against Alpharetta. John Amis/Special

A football is shown before the high school football game against Westminster and GAC at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. PHOTO / JASON GETZ

Milton CB Tyreek Rock (1) tries to get his hand on the ball before Alpharetta's Austin Frazier (24) - high school football featuring Milton at Alpharetta on Friday, Aug. 24, 2018. (John Amis/Special)

Alpharetta's Kent Cherry rushes against Milton - high school football featuring Milton at Alpharetta on Friday, Aug. 24, 2018. (John Amis/Special)

GAC defensive end Chris Hinton (74) warms-up before their game against Westminster at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. PHOTO / JASON GETZ

GAC's Chris Hinton (74) pursues Westminster quarterback Parks Harber (6) in the first half of their game at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. (Jason Getz/Special)

Westminster quarterback Parks Harber (6) eludes the tackle of GAC linebacker Choe Bryant-Strother (22) in the first half of their game at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. PHOTO...

GAC wide receiver Jake Floyd (3) is tackled after a reception by Westminster defensive backs Chance Loeffler (12) and Michael Mahan (2) in the first half of their game at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August...

GAC quarterback Josh Rose (11) celebrates his rushing touchdown in the first half against Westminster at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. PHOTO / JASON GETZ

Westminster quarterback Parks Harber (6) is tackled short of the goal line by GAC defensive back Ty James (13) in the first half of their game at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga...

GAC wide receiver Ty James (13) celebrates a touchdown reception with offensive lineman Addison Nichols (72) in the first half of their game against Westminster at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018...

Westminster running back Paul Weatherington (4) is tackled by GAC defensive back Evan Byrd (2) in the first half of their game at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. PHOTO / JASON...

Westminster running backs Paul Weatherington (4) and Will Hallmark (22) celebrate Hallmark's touchdown in the first half in their game against GAC at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross...

Westminster wide receiver Nance Hill (21) and running back Paul Weathington (4) celebrate their win against GAC at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross, Ga. Westminster won 22-21. PHOTO...

GAC wide receiver Ty James (13) reacts after Westminster defensive back John O. Izlar (8) and teammates deflected a pass intended for James to turn over the ball in the closing minutes of their game at Greater Atlanta...

Milton QB Jordan Yates passes during Friday's game. (John Amis/Special)

Milton RB Joseph Charleston (28) reaches for a pass as Alpharetta LB Nick Haven (21) defends. (John Amis/Special)

The moon rises over Milton fans filling the stands at Raider Stadium Friday. (John Amis/Special)

GAC wide receiver Ty James (13) can't haul in a reception against the defense of Westminster defensive back Michael Mahan (2) in the second half at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday, August 24, 2018, in Norcross...