Buckhead Tales: The Golden Age of Television
Jim Tate February 23, 2019
I remember the first time I saw a television program. It was 1955 and my brother and sister were staring
I remember the first time I saw a television program. It was 1955 and my brother and sister were staring
“I know most of you think that it’s 9 in the morning, but actually we have been transported back in
Until the early 1900s the only way across the Chattahoochee River from Buckhead to Vinings was by ferry or boat.
Growing up in a middle-class area of Buckhead I never had a handle on my family’s finances. We didn’t have
OpenTable, a world leader in restaurant reservation software, curates a list of America’s top 100 restaurants each year. The findings
We are pleased to introduce Jim Tate, author of a series we will be publishing by the name of Buckhead
It’s late afternoon when I pull into the lot at the West Paces Ferry shopping center. The afternoon sun, diffused
While the event takes place at the iconic Cathedral of St. Philip, the church receives no funding from the Cathedral
“Look for the goats!” exclaim children from the backseat of a passing car driving down Wieuca Road. With windows rolled
The spirit of Buckhead heads forward. This is the way it has been, and perhaps this is the way it will always be. The spirit of Buckhead points forward. You see it in the way we work, and you see it in the way we play. The reach is always extending further. The search is for excellence and beauty and grace and vibrancy.
We are a community of individuals. We are diverse, we are dynamic, and we are discerning. We are builders. We are connected to one another with a common bond. A common dream. A common quest. Pointing life in one direction. Forward.
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