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Developer on Atlanta buying spree plans big revamp of intown retail center
Property owner plans improvements for Morningside Village in Morningside-Lenox Park, a popular destination for restaurants and neighborhood retail stores.
Cancer didn’t stop him from coaching football. He added baseball, too.
Former UGA baseball coach David Perno isn’t letting his diagnosis keep him from coaching two teams for his alma mater.
Mercedes-Benz opens $34M ‘playground for engineers’ in Atlanta
West Midtown facility opens as the automaker expands its regional headquarters in Sandy Springs.
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Julia Garner returning to metro Atlanta to film Apple TV’s ‘Guilty Creatures’
Emmy Award winner has been in two other major productions shot locally: ‘Ozark’ and ‘Weapons.’
Five summer novels more substantive than your typical beach read
Books include Ann Patchett’s ‘Whistler,’ examining the tie that binds a girl to her stepfather.
Jill Scott’s viral dress put an Acworth fashion designer in the spotlight
Sierra Bray, founder of Patched Gal, transformed thrifted T-shirts into a signature look that caught the Grammy winner’s attention.
The slow comeback of simpler cars
The low-cost Slate Truck electric vehicle and even the uber-expensive Bugatti Tourbillon do not feature the huge screens so popular among automakers.
July 10, 2026Why politicians who use Christianity to frame abortion as a sin are wrong
Supporters of the anti-abortion movement, which influenced changes in reproductive laws nationally, say their mission is biblically based, but the facts do not support that.
July 10, 2026Middle Georgia federal prosecutors support fight to get fentanyl off streets
The federal government has ramped up its fight against cartels that poison American citizens with fentanyl. The Middle Georgia U.S. Attorney’s Office is part of the effort.
July 10, 2026Why the South’s education will decide America’s economic future
We can no longer afford to let large swaths of our student population be left without the education and skills needed to thrive.
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PHOTOS: Argentina, Egypt fans share emotional celebration, disappointment
Egypt fans erupted in excitement after an early goal for their team, and they kept that energy for most of the game.
PHOTOS: Egypt, Argentina bring dramatic action to World Cup in Atlanta.
Egypt scored early and kept the lead for most of the game, then Messi happened.
PHOTOS: Runners showcased their fashion sense at 2026 Peachtree Road Race
From splendid patriotic outfits to downright bizarre ones, this year's Peachtree Road Race runners certainly didn't disappoint.
