Atlanta’s arts funding is shockingly low. Hear what one gallery owner thinks.
Atlanta's AmericasMart sets the fashion trends months in advance
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Groundbreaking and `homecoming’: Civic Center redevelopment finally underway
Atlanta officials broke ground on a $1B Civic Center redevelopment, starting with 148 affordable senior apartments in Old Fourth Ward.
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A New York-based Irish bar is headed to Atlanta’s Centennial Yards
The hospitality group behind the internationally acclaimed bar the Dead Rabbit is bringing its new concept, the Irish Exit, to downtown Atlanta.
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Why a metro Atlanta investor group is starting a new bank
A group of longtime community bankers is attempting to start Georgia Skyline Bank, based in Roswell.
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What’s filming in Georgia in December? Taraji P. Henson’s latest.
"Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black," faith-based Taraji P. Henson movie and Southern Gothic crime series are among the 29 productions filming this month in the state.
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Grants from the Fox Theatre will help renovate venues across Georgia
The grant money doesn’t come from donations or through fundraising. It comes from ticket revenues generated by shows at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta.
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Paramount makes hostile bid for Warner Bros., including CNN, Turner networks
Days after Netflix announced its plans to acquire the storied Hollywood institution’s studio and streaming businesses, Paramount has launched an all-cash offer.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
Two centennials, one story: Delta and the Atlanta airport
Delta Air Lines and Hartsfield-Jackson both turn 100 this year, and you can’t tell the story of one without the other.
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Delta took a nine-figure hit from the fed shutdown. But holidays look strong.
After having to cancel and refund thousands of flights and a general drop in bookings, Delta Air Lines saw a $200 million hit from the longest government shutdown in history.
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Atlanta airport travelers should expect crowded security lines Monday
TSA had projected that Sunday would be the busiest holiday day for security at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Monday is expected to be the second busiest.
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Laura Matthews: Cultivating local connections on and off the green
Laura Matthews has always felt a fondness for the state of Georgia. That was evident during her junior golf career...
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Daytona Beach wish list: Don’t leave without experiencing this
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Grants from the Fox Theatre will help renovate venues across Georgia
The grant money doesn’t come from donations or through fundraising. It comes from ticket revenues generated by shows at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta.
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Paramount makes hostile bid for Warner Bros., including CNN, Turner networks
Days after Netflix announced its plans to acquire the storied Hollywood institution’s studio and streaming businesses, Paramount has launched an all-cash offer.
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Atlanta’s short-term rentals are starting to fill up for the World Cup
Airbnb is predicting about 6,000 guests will stay with Atlanta hosts during the World Cup, representing about 45,000 guest nights.
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Medical company announces expansion in Columbus with 480 jobs
A medical logistics company that makes health care kits announced an expansion plan for its Columbus operations, which will add 480 new jobs to the region.
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Group wants safeguards for immigrants, workers and the unhoused at World Cup
Watchdog group Play Fair ATL releases policy platform against the backdrop of FIFA’s human rights record, and Trump’s immigration and homelessness policies.
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What you need to know about the Netflix bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery
The blockbuster deal, totaling about $72 billion, will create a combined portfolio of many of Hollywood’s best known properties.
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OPINION
Nissan’s e-Power: An EV driving experience, fueled by gas
A new kind of hybrid, called e-Power, is coming to the U.S. from Nissan.
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OSHA cites construction firm for violations after death at Qcells site
Federal investigators probing a man’s death earlier this year at the construction site of Qcells’ second Georgia solar factory have cited a contractor there for violations.
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Why Big Tech sees Georgia farmland as ripe for data centers
As areas around Atlanta have moved to curtail data center development, tech giants are scouring rural areas to plant massive server farms.
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Atlanta opens door on first modular rapid-housing for homeless residents
The first-of-its-kind development, Waterworks Village, overlooks the nearby reservoir. It's part of Mayor Andre Dickens' initiative to build 500 units of for the unhoused.