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15 family-friendly events in Atlanta this weekend
The fun includes back-to-school bashes and the Atlanta Ice Cream & Wellness Festival.
What to expect at now-open massive indoor adventure park Thrillz Atlanta
Thrillz Atlanta, a new indoor amusement park in metro Atlanta off Spaghetti Junction, offers attractions like a 35-foot slide and airbag obstacle courses.
10 weekend adventures in metro Atlanta you don’t want to miss
From ice cream to locomotives, there is plenty to explore this weekend.
Bacchanalia chef opens brunch restaurant and more from Atlanta’s dining scene
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How does the AJC choose the 50 best restaurants in Atlanta?
The AJC's food and dining editor Monti Carlo takes us behind the scenes of the annual Atlanta 50.
What to eat at Walt Disney World when you’re gluten-free
Planning a gluten-free trip? Here are the best options for restaurants, dishes, snacks and desserts for a safe, stress-free vacation.
She suffered a brain tumor and quit a top job. Here’s her comeback.
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Former Turner manager is now leading Georgia Works through transformation
With Darlene Schultz at its helm, Georgia Works has moved into a new building and expanded its mission.
Downtown Atlanta leader’s view: 6 reasons the World Cup was a hit
In 1996, the Olympics brought new life to Atlanta. In 2026, the eight World Cup matches and the fan festivals around it did the same for the city.
July 24, 2026Trump Accounts are a good idea that needs improvement
Georgia community activist Jack Bernard supports Trump Accounts for children, but argues the tax benefits could widen wealth gaps.
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This place is big enough to welcome both the public visitor and the private property holder to enjoy its beauty.
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PHOTOS: An inside look at Thomas County Central’s new $25 million practice facility
Defending football state champion Thomas County Central opened its $25 million practice facility in March.
PHOTOS: Hall of Fame Weekend starts in Cooperstown
Baseball fans take in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown as part of the Hall of Fame weekend.
PHOTOS: Teen pleads guilty in deadly Apalachee High School shooting
Colt Gray pleads guilty to the 2024 shooting at Apalachee High School shooting that killed four — two students and two teachers.
