To commemorate his 30th year with the magazine, we asked photographer John Nation to comb through the archives for some of his favorite frames of people he’s shot for us during the past three decades.

According to legend, tea was first brewed over 5,000 years ago in China. We’ve been grateful ever since.

Why pit bulls — and other breeds — sometimes attack humans.

The city is dotted with great eateries featuring inexpensive menus — not one of them a greasy spoon or fast-food spot. Here are five such restaurants, each from a different part of town.

It’s a wonderful scenario, even for a high roller or two: dining well in a restaurant world of $30 entrees for less than a sawbuck. Here are 14 standout dishes we’ve found around town that will fill you up, satisfy your palate and leave you with change from your $10 bill.

A sophomore star is lifting U of L’s women’s team to new heights.

These fashionable watch choices will draw compliments time and time again.

A collage by Ronald W. Claxton and a landscape by Mervin R. Aubespin are among works to be displayed at ATL’s African American Art Exhibition, Feb. 2-24.

Don’t expect an average high school Beauty and the Beast production when Floyd Central High School’s theater department raises the curtain for its first performance of the musical.