Vegan Life Festival and more: 15 things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
Activities include a day of trains, trucks and tractors at the Southeastern Railway Museum and a vinyl convention.
Atlanta’s Joe Alterman finds his groove in a life surrounded by music, love
Atlanta jazz pianist, composer, writer, radio show host and arts leader Joe Alterman details 11 good things in a here-there-everywhere life.
Longtime Atlanta concert venue has new name, thanks to Florida credit union
The partnership coincides with the Tabernacle’s 30th anniversary as a concert venue.
5 frozen treats that go beyond the ice cream scoop in Atlanta
Atlanta's Sweet Side looks at 5 frozen desserts on Buford Highway, plus a look at the pastry chef behind the Chai Box Cafe's Indian-inspired treats.
What makes a restaurant one of Atlanta’s 50 best?
How does the AJC choose Atlanta’s 50 best restaurants? Here’s a look at the four pillars behind our rigorous evaluation process.
6 Atlanta food pop-ups this week, including a feature on Mighty Hans
Punk Foodie’s list of pop-ups to try this week, plus how Mighty Hans uses Eastern and Western techniques to create a sandwich that’s uniquely American.
As Martin Luther King Jr.’s words fade, so too does where he famously stood
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial on Aug. 28, 1963, but the marker to commemorate that moment is barely visible.
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Auto insurance may impact your budget more than you think.
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Johnathan Hamby, the accused killer of a man on the Atlanta Beltline, could have been helped and his victim could have been spared had he been institutionalized.
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Data centers that fuel artificial intelligence are meeting resistance across Georgia. However, this is now an opportunity to use AI to solve the problems it creates.
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She started as a clerk at Norfolk Southern. Now she’s a top executive.
Dianne Barnett became the railroad’s chief mechanical officer in June.
At Black Girls Code camp in Atlanta, girls learn to see themselves in tech
This summer camp helps propel a future generation of coders into an industry that doesn’t always represent them.
She suffered a brain tumor and quit a top job. Here’s her comeback.
Brittain Prigge had a professional dilemma when she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer. She chose to leave the company she founded for a new challenge.
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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.
PHOTOS: Tour of Championship starts at East Lake
The first round of the Tour Championship began Thursday at East Lake Golf Club.
