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The latest addition to Atlanta’s Fox Theatre? A content studio.
Leaders of historic venue are looking for people to share their stories as it gears up to celebrate its centennial in 2029.

Atlanta has the movie studios. Now, it needs the music composers.
Atlanta is the 'Hollywood of the South," but what Georgia is missing is an industry for movie music to support the films. Here's how that can change.

Cruise into September: 6 events for Atlanta grandparents this season
From live music and classic cars to art and shopping, there’s plenty to explore this month.
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Marietta man wins $4.3M in fight against Morgan & Morgan
The law firm strongly disagrees with the arbitration award, its CEO says.
Coca-Cola heirs feuding over family’s Cumberland Island retreat
Cousin threatens to bulldoze home built by his mother if other Candler family members gain ownership of Georgia property sold to the federal government in 1982.
Booze bankruptcy: Atlanta-based alcohol distributor lays off hundreds
A pandemic bubble and shift in consumer tastes away from alcohol contributed to the Republic National Distributing’s financial troubles.

Liberal arts still matter to students and are valuable for Georgia’s workforce
3 hours agoIt’s time to talk about screen time in classrooms
As students spend more time in front of computer screens, they are becoming cognitively flabby.
Aug 31, 2026Gwinnett DA should dismiss charges against Ga. father accused of killing son
Danyel Smith cannot get back the over 23 years he has spent in prison, but he can still have a future without prosecution hanging over him.
Aug 31, 2026Behind the scenes on a tragic morning of gridlocked Atlanta traffic
Pedestrian was struck and killed Thursday, leading to shutdown on I-75/I-85 northbound that caused reverberating delays.
Aug 30, 2026Readers write
An Atlanta reader writes about anti-voter laws, while a Roswell reader wonders how we will adapt if artificial intelligence leads to job losses.
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PHOTOS: Tour Championship enters Round 2
Scottie Scheffler moved up the leaderboard Friday while reigning Masters' champion Rory McIlroy struggled during Round 2 of the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in At...
PHOTOS: DanceOut Atlanta honors Dolly Parton
The line dancing group holds a tribute night for the legendary entertainer and philanthropist, playing Parton’s music, collecting donations for her Imagination Library and enc...

PHOTOS: A look at Dragon Con over the years
The Labor Day event has long been a highlight of the holiday weekend in Atlanta.


















