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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

Barry Sage-El, 69, who describes himself as Òthe master of the sleepover,Ó with one of his granddaughters at his home in Montclair, N.J., Feb. 27, 2023. (Sara Naomi Lewkowicz/The New York Times)

The wisdom of Georgia fathers, one saying at a time

Rock City

America at 250: Taking the scenic route through family memories

Many healthcare expenses, including some prescription costs, may be negotiable, making it worthwhile to ask questions and compare options. (Janie Osborne/The New York Times)

Rising healthcare costs don’t have to derail your budget after 50

Castle Hill Inn & David Tutera

HEALTHY TRAVEL

Coastal retreats for rest, reflection and renewal

Delta Flight Museum

5 Atlanta museums that are fun at any age

AAJC 032126 farmers markets

Food, family and fun: 6 ways to enjoy Atlanta in June

Summer gardening tips

Smart summer gardening tips to get through Georgia’s heat

Gift shop volunteers

AGING IN ATLANTA

After retiring, these volunteers found something more valuable than a paycheck

Determined to keep moving, these Georgia retirees began volunteering at a hospital gift shop, finding friendship, fulfillment and a renewed purpose in retirement.

Healthy Atlanta

Gwinnett tennis coach serves new app for players

WELLNESS

Gwinnett tennis coach serves new app for Atlanta players

Soccer training

What parents should know before ramping up their kid’s soccer training

Keenan Salon owner

The power of being seen: Inside one of Atlanta’s most affirming hair salons

Risky Medicine - Opinion

EDITORIAL

Georgia must stop risky medicine before more patients are harmed

Lil Nas X

PULSE

Lil Nas X on his bipolar disorder diagnosis: ‘I’m smelling the roses’

Early screenings can help

Father’s Day: Knowledge is power when it comes to men’s health

Dr. Mari Chiles reacts to her family holding up signs for her after receiving her diploma during the graduation ceremony at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta in May. In 2023, the medical school partnered with Ernst & Young and Fulton County to examine healthcare access across the region. (Ben Gray for the AJC)

GUEST COLUMN

Morehouse medical school CEO: Health and wealth go hand-in-hand in Atlanta

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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Photos: March 2026 Aging in Atlanta event

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