Backup QB Aaron Philo’s future at Georgia Tech in flux
Arts and Entertainment
From Marietta to millions, ‘The Elf on the Shelf’ turns 20
It’s now a worldwide holiday phenomenon.
Atlanta’s New Year’s Eve Peach Drop replaced by fireworks, drone display
This will cost the city significantly less than the traditional concert setup at Underground Atlanta.
An Atlanta pop-punk band is bringing the music back to its Black roots
Forget pop-punk as you knew it. TikTok trends and a new wave of artists are redefining the genre and bringing Black roots back to the forefront of rock.
Now Playing
Why we may never get rid of coyotes in the SouthWhy we may never get rid of coyotes in the SouthWhy we may never get rid of coyotes in the SouthWhy we may never get rid of coyotes in the SouthWhy we may never get rid of coyotes in the South
Atlanta’s The Paradox is driving a Black pop-punk revolutionAtlanta’s The Paradox is driving a Black pop-punk revolutionAtlanta’s The Paradox is driving a Black pop-punk revolutionAtlanta’s The Paradox is driving a Black pop-punk revolutionAtlanta’s The Paradox is driving a Black pop-punk revolution
She's turning high school kitchens into launchpads for culinary careersShe's turning high school kitchens into launchpads for culinary careersShe's turning high school kitchens into launchpads for culinary careersShe's turning high school kitchens into launchpads for culinary careersShe's turning high school kitchens into launchpads for culinary careers
Countdown to Christmas
These metro Atlanta restaurants are open on Christmas Day
Here are 15 metro Atlanta restaurants open on Christmas Day 2025, including Atlas, Brassica and Marcus Bar & Grille.
How to handle holiday regression and hometown anxiety
This season, traditions can stir up stress as much as nostalgia. Here are tips to handle it.
Small crowd, big celebration: Elegant holiday recipes for two
3 festive small-scale entrees make memorable meals.
After antisemitic attacks, Georgia’s Jewish past offers a lesson in belonging
The Peach State’s Jewish past offers two inheritances: suspicion, slander and scapegoating but also embracing civic spaces, celebrated across lines of faith.
14 hours agoKeeping immigrant students safe means talking about ICE
Students should have spaces to read, write and talk about what is happening in their lives, communities and the world, not ignore important issues.
15 hours agoWorried about paying for college? There are affordable options
Financial literacy is key to discovering programs in Georgia to pay for college tuition.
Dec 15, 2025Big party demand for mayoral inauguration pushes big ask for cash
The city of Atlanta gave the world rapper Andre 3000. Step aside, now there’s Andre 250000. Sponsorship for the mayor's inauguration events goes as high as $250,000.
Dec 15, 2025
Photo
PHOTOS: Worth County wins Class A Division I Championship
Worth County captured the Class A Division I state football championship on Tuesday, defeating Toombs County 17-13 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
47m ago
Photos: North Oconee wins flag football championship
The North Oconee flag football team defeated Whitewater 31-6 to win the 2025 state championship.
