Weekend Reads
Delta announces executive shake-up
CEO Ed Bastian has named the company’s newest president, CFO, COO and others.
Mystery at Murder Creek: The vanishings no one noticed
Along a morbidly named stream in Georgia’s Lake Country, serial disappearances render few clues.
Planetarium-like sports and entertainment venue sets Atlanta opening date
Cosm to open June 10, providing a large entertainment option at Centennial Yards close to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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Atlanta writer Tom Junod gets the last word on father’s duplicitous life
Award-winning magazine writer’s memoir exposes family secrets and life-altering revelations.
What’s filming in Georgia now? ‘Love is Blind,’ ‘Sistas,’ ‘Family Feud’
The number of Georgia productions listed on the film office site edged over 30 for the first time since late spring of 2024.
Atlanta’s first wind phone finds a permanent home at Oakland Cemetery
A wind phone has no dial tone but lets you grieve. Created in 2010, Atlanta’s first sits at Oakland Cemetery, offering a quiet, healing space.
Despite challenges, Black-owned beer businesses still bubbling in Atlanta
Headwinds, closures and overall industry struggles aren’t blowing the buzz for the city’s Black craft beer community.
Atlanta Ramadan Food Festival serves something bigger than dinner
What I discovered between sunset and sunrise at one of metro Atlanta’s most unique food gatherings.
Blend up a bright, healthy citrus chicken recipe
In a farewell column, chef Virginia Willis shares her philosophy for wholesome cooking that doesn’t sacrifice flavor, along with a nutritious take on orange chicken.
This one thing may leave you feeling more fulfilled in relationships
In her debut column with the AJC, Dr. Joy Harden Bradford explains how to break unhelpful patterns in your life.
March 5, 2026If you’re rich, there’s always opportunities to get to the top of the class
Past ‘Get Schooled’ columns make the point that money moves in education’s upper echelons.
March 5, 2026On International Women’s Day, encourage girls who want to pursue STEM fields
The gender gap in science, technology, engineering and math careers persists. Here’s how parents can help.
March 7, 2026How to make a car feel like home
Color, texture and lighting choices can make daily driving calmer, cleaner and more comfortable.
March 6, 2026
Inside America’s carpet capital: An empire and its toxic legacy
How covering the world in carpet came with a cost no one wants to pay.
Georgia judge denies new trial for man whose case was lost for 22 years
Despite acknowledging a ‘systemic failure of due process,’ Fulton judge ruled that the delay did not ultimately prejudice Leslie Singleton’s case.
The feds, a flipper and a Russian’s decaying mansion: An Atlanta real estate saga
How an Alpharetta foreclosure led to allegations of ‘egregious’ violations of U.S. sanctions and a $4.7 million penalty.
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PHOTOS: Atlanta United falls in home opener to Real Salt Lake
Atlanta United fell in the home opener to Real Salt Lake, 3-2, on Saturday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Five Stipes are now 0-3-0 to begin the MLS season.
Photos: Wheeler defeats McEachern in semifinal to advance to 6A state championship
Top-ranked Wheeler boys basketball defeated McEachern on Saturday, March 7 in the 6A state tournament semifinal.
PHOTOS: North Paulding defeats Campbell in Class 6A girls semifinals
North Paulding earned a spot in the title game after defeating Campbell 69-54 on Saturday in the Class 6A girls semifinals at Georgia State University.
