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Here are 20 of the best things to do in Atlanta in August that are totally free.
From raves to drag, classic bingo is finding a new audience in Georgia
New ways to play are giving the old game new life in metro Atlanta and beyond.
Kamayan moves to new space and more from metro Atlanta’s restaurant scene
Kamayan moved, McKendrick's Steak House got a new chef, a famous restaurant building went up for sale and more Atlanta restaurant news from the week.
Visit Georgia’s best college-town restaurants before summer farm season ends
Summer is the best season to experience some of Georgia’s top farm-to-table restaurants in college towns, thanks to incredible produce and smaller crowds.
Atlanta August food events: Black Restaurant Week, wine tastings
Enjoy the final days of summer vacation with back to school parties, explore metro Atlanta’s Black-owned restaurants and test your skills in a blind wine tasting this August.
Georgia Democrats state convention will double down on a losing agenda
Georgia Republican Party Chairman Josh McKoon argues that Democrats during their Savannah party convention will be focusing on old and tired ideas that voters will reject.
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PHOTOS: Jovita Moore mural returns after it was painted over
The tribute mural to local news icon Jovita Moore is back at Boulevard Southeast and Rosalia Street in Grant Park.
PHOTOS: Braves beat Nationals and honor Andruw Jones
Ozzie Albies, on a night when the Braves honored Hall of Fame center fielder and fellow Curaçaoan Andruw Jones, hit a two-run single to break a 3-3 tie in the sixth and the Br...
PHOTOS: APS deploy unveils new school tactical, drone security teams
Atlanta Public Schools is bolstering its school security this year by adding tactical and drone teams to its police force.
