Kaitlyn Harvey
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Aug 19, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ajc
- Top 100K sites
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- Jul 22, 2026
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4 sunscreen mistakes dermatologists want you to stop making (opens the original)
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You remembered the sunscreen before stepping outside, yet somehow you still ended up with sore shoulders or peeling skin. In many cases, the sunscreen isn’t the problem. The way it’s applied, how much is used and when it’s reapplied can make all the difference. The timing is especially relevant as Americans will soon have another sunscreen option. In June, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved bemotrizinol — the first new active sunscreen ingredient added to the agency’s over-the-counte
Trending ‘stranger session’ photo shoots are helping singles look for love (opens the original)
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Lanie Mae Keller never meant to be a matchmaker. “I would watch Hallmark movies, and there would be matchmaking,” Keller said. “I was like, ‘Seems like such a fun job.’” Fate works in funny ways, though. The singer, makeup artist and photographer from the Brunswick area has found herself playing Cupid with her “stranger session” photo shoots. The photo shoots are the latest twist on modern dating. It pairs two single people who have never met for a couples-style photo session, creating a playful
7 notable features to see at Atlanta History Center’s new Civil War exhibit (opens the original)
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Atlanta History Center’s new exhibition, “More Perfect Union: The American Civil War Era,” aims to tell the story of the war from the point of view of those directly impacted and to prompt reflection on what a “more perfect union” means. The exhibit, which opened July 10 during the History Center’s centennial year, is divided into three sections: before the war, the events of the war and the aftermath. “More Perfect Union” is located in the renovated DuBose Gallery and serves as the first phase
7 LGBTQ+ culinary rising stars transforming Atlanta’s food scene (opens the original)
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Atlanta’s food scene is built on community and culture, with LGBTQ+ professionals at the forefront. From creating inclusive spaces to building innovative restaurants, bakeries and pop-ups, these visionaries are transforming the way Atlantans experience food. The stars have aligned for every moment of Jess Gorsuch and Sara Siv’s relationship. In fact, the two met via an accidental Instagram follow. What started as a mistake eventually turned into a conversation, then a friendship, then a partners
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