The founder of metro Atlanta’s “Barbie Beach” has died. Lynda Quick of Turin died on Aug. 13 at age 76 from unknown causes. Quick was known locally for creating a small beach along Highway 16 that ...

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TURIN, Ga. - Go ahead, Google "Barbie Beach," and you’ll see what a viral phenomenon the Turin site has become. The woman who created the wacky south metro landmark has passed away at the age of 76.

With President Trump warning that his tariff policy may cause the price of toys to spike, a Barbie with swimsuit accessories that cost $10.49 on April 16 is now selling at Target for $14.99 — marking ...