- Zip Codes Served:
- 30305, 30326, 30309
- 30342, 30319, 30324
About the Magazine
Buckhead Living Magazine is the only community and lifestyle magazine created exclusively for Buckhead and its visitors. The Buckhead community, located just north of Atlanta is referred to as one of the “top affluent communities in the country ” by the Robb Report, and described by Fortune Magazine as “the top encampment of business executives in the southeast.” The seven zip codes that make up the unincorporated community of Buckhead is home to over 70,000 people and include the wealthiest zip code in the country, with the average annual income of $150,000 or higher. Often referred to as the “Beverly Hills of the East ” Buckhead is also a huge destination area in and of itself. Although it is larger than most Georgia cities Buckhead is actually not a city, has no official government, and is part of the city of Atlanta.
The strongest leadership of Buckhead comes from the Buckhead Coalition. Incorporated in 1988,membership in the coalition is by invitation only and limited to 100 chief executives of Buckhead ’s major firms and others that have a pronounced commitment to the community. Sam Massell, former mayor of Atlanta, and President of the Buckhead Coalition, has praised Buckhead Living Magazine as a continuous force for the branding of Buckhead and contributes in each issue with his insight of what is happening in Buckhead.
Buckhead History
The Buckhead area was originally settled by Creek and Cherokee Indians. They began selling off their land,and by the 1820 ’s most of it was sold. Henry Irby of South Carolina purchased over 200 acres in the middle of Buckhead, as it is now known, for only $650. He built a grocery store and a tavern, and built his house behind them for convenience. Irby’s tavern grew in popularity as land development grew in North Georgia. Legend has it that Irby shot a buck on his property and placed his trophy over the front door of the tavern. People traveling from North Georgia to Atlanta would stop in to quench their thirst, and tell their friends to meet them at the “buck’s head.” For a short time an area of Buckhead was also referred to as ‘Irbyville’ but soon the whole area took on the name visitors made popular, Buckhead, where Peachtree Road, East Paces Ferry Road, West Paces Ferry Road and Roswell Roads all come together, and is known as Buckhead Park today.
- Zip Codes Served:
- 30005, 30022
- 30097, 30024
About the Magazine
Johns Creek Living Magazine offers this affluent new city of Johns Creek a new look in a community magazine, that promotes the lifestyle of the country club suburbia while still providing important facts about the new city ’s government and officials, their schools and athletic teams and outstanding medical professionals supported by a new state of the art hospital owned by the highly respected Emory University Hospital. With an average earnings number as high as Atlanta ’s Buckhead community, the City of Johns Creek is already targeted by national advertisers.
Our regular contributors include the Country Club of the South, The Atlanta Athletic Club, St. Ives Country Club, the Mayor,Area School Superintendent and County Commissioner, and respected medical and business professionals within Johns Creek.Creative design and lifestyle editorials have attracted Atlanta ’s Art and Entertainment community,including Atlanta ’s High Museum of Art, Atlanta Botanical Gardens and many Buckhead business owners and realtors to Johns Creek Living Magazine as an excellent vehicle to reach this new city.
Johns Creek History
The City of Johns Creek just celebrated its 1st Anniversary after becoming a city in November 2006, incorporating five affluent communities in Atlanta’s fashionable ‘north-side’. Johns Creek has a population of over 70,000 and is one of the highest income communities in the United States.With five country clubs within its boundaries, including The Atlanta Athletic Club, rated as the best Country Club in the country for the last seven years, Johns Creek is home to many of Atlanta ’s most successful businessmen, physicians, residential and commercial realtors and developers, law firms, entertainers and professional athletes.
- Zip Codes Served:
- 30004, 30040
- 30188
About the Magazine
Milton-Alpharetta Living Magazine offers these affluent cities a new look in a community and lifestyle magazine, that promotes the lifestyle of this country club suburbia while still providing important current information about the city governments, officials, schools, local businesses, and professionals. The Opening in 2008 of the Verizon Amphitheater with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra as hosts brings in worldwide acclaimed entertainment putting these communities on the map with Atlanta as a center for arts and culture.
Our regular contributors include Country Clubs, the mayors, county and school representatives, parks and recreation administrators, and respected medical and business professionals. Creative design and editorials have attracted Atlanta’s arts and entertainment community, as well as business owners and realtors to this magazine as an excellent vehicle to reach residents of these respected cities. Clubs including, Windward, White Columns, The Manor, and the Alpharetta Athletic Club.
Milton-Alpharetta History
Along a Cherokee Indian trail the extended from the North Georgia Mountains to the Chattahoochee River a tiny community named Prospect Camp Ground was formed. In 1958 the town was chartered and became the county seat for Milton County. In was renamed Alpharetta from the Greek words ‘alpha’ meaning ‘first’ and ‘retta’ meaning ‘town.’ In 1932 Milton County merged into Fulton County.Milton was not named for any historic community, but Milton County. It as been proposed that the county be recreated, and may come before the state legislature in the near future. Former communities within Milton’s city limits and obscured by suburbanization include Birmingham, Field’s Cross Roads, and Crabapple. The old Arnold Mill is also located on Georgia 140 (Arnold Mill.) Milton became incorporated as a city on December l, 2006. The city of Alpharetta has a population over 50,000 and the city of Milton over 20,000. Because of its beautiful horse farms, many refer to Milton, as ‘horse’ country. Both Milton and Alpharetta are two of the fastest growing cities in the south with a lifestyle not found in similar size cities, and boast beautiful country clubs including, Windward, White Columns, The Manor, and the Alpharetta Athletic Club.