Arts and Entertainment
Atlanta’s Star Bar, a Little Five Points staple, to close after 35 years
Atlanta's Star Community Bar, a longtime Atlanta live music venue, will close at the end of 2026, with Red Light Cafe taking over the space.
Georgia’s Connor Tomlinson goes beyond ‘Love on the Spectrum’ with new girlfriend
Breakout star, and Cumming resident, Connor Tomlinson has left "Love on the Spectrum." But he has a new podcast, "What the Fact," and found love again, this time "naturally."
‘Inside the NBA’ vet retiring from the show after 37 years — ‘It’s just time’
Atlanta broadcaster Ernie Johnson Jr. announced Wednesday he will step away at the conclusion of the NBA season after 37 years hosting “Inside the NBA."
ICE should have no role in Georgia elections. There is a role for each of us.
Trump administration officials have talked about deploying Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to polling places on Election Day and immigrant voters are fearful.
Non-English ballots are a sign of Southern hospitality for new citizens
Beyond legal mandate of in-language material in certain jurisdictions in Georgia, these resources act as a warm welcome sign and an essential civic tool.
Anti-abortion Christians will decide this election, one way or another
Georgia passed its "heartbeat bill" in 2019, but early voting data this year shows anti-abortion voters are being complacent and could risk undoing political gains.
Georgia voters want leaders to step up their game for our youngest children
Georgians are calling an audible and want our leaders to step up their game for the state’s youngest children.
Photo
Obama campaigns for Ossoff, Bottoms
Former President Barack Obama led a get-out-the-vote rally in a display of unity for Democratic nominee for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms and U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff.
Dream avoid elimination in WNBA Finals Game 6 against Valkyries
The Dream faced elimination in the best-of-seven series after the Valkyries came back from two consecutive losses to win two straight games.
Medley opens in Johns Creek
The first phase of the $560 million Medley at Johns Creek project opens on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, an anchor for the suburban city's new downtown.
