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Aging in Atlanta: March 27, 2026, special edition

Aging in Atlanta: March 27, 2026, special edition

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Aging in Atlanta stories

Seeing the sights

They’re not slowing down. They’re living life to the fullest.

Fill your calendar: 6 August activities to keep you busy

There’s still time for fun in the sun: 6 August activities for grandparents

A new tattoo at East River Tattoo in New York, April 11, 2024. (Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet/The New York Times)

Aging with ink: What older adults should know before getting a tattoo

Playwright Ali Viterbi

Apocalypse, aging and a fresh take on growing older from playwright Ali Viterbi

Star Princess for Aging in Atlanta

You can still believe in magic on the new Star Princess cruise

1996 Olympics

The summer that changed us: Georgians remember the 1996 Olympics

Berry College graduate Kara Schmit gets a hug from her mom, Sue Schmit, Saturday, May 9, 2026. (Courtesy of Brant Sanderlin/Berry College)

The kids graduated. Now it’s the parents’ turn to embrace what’s next.

Healthy Atlanta

Measles-Babies

What parents need to know about Trump’s proposed changes to childhood vaccines

Matthew Shalhoub, left, and Jennifer Shalhoub sit in Row Z a couple days before their babyÕs due date, during the U.S. Open tennis tournament, at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, on Aug. 30, 2024. (Jos A. Alvarado Jr./The New York Times)

A BETTER YOU

The right way to argue with someone you love

Bar Ana is what pastry chef Claudia Martinez always wanted for Atlanta

How much coffee is good for you? Here’s what new research says.

Back to School

HOLD THAT THOUGHT

How to handle your last back-to-school season

Kasim Edebali, who played six seasons as a linebacker in the NFL, and his daughter Yara play a game on a tablet, in Hamburg, Germany, Oct. 25, 2023. (Patrick Junker/The New York Times)

Rethinking kids and screen time: Why balance matters more than limits

Swimming health benefits

The pool isn’t just for kids. Here’s why adults are swimming for better health.

A personal trainer helps a client properly grip battle ropes at a gym in Elkridge, Md., Nov. 10, 2022. (Dave Cooper/The New York Times)

After 40, many women find fitness feels different. Here’s why.

Ask The Experts

Aging in Atlanta panelist highlight video

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Successfully aging in place: The importance of proactive planning

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How to invest in retirement without stock market risk

Photos: March 2026 Aging in Atlanta event

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