Can MARTA innovate fast enough for a growing Atlanta?
Southern trail ride traditions honor the legacy of Black cowboy culture
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Since Charlie Kirk’s Sept. 10 killing on a Utah college campus, Turning Point USA has seen a sharp rise in interest across the Peach State, according to chapter leaders.
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At the head of the news, Roswell and Thomas County Central provided some clarity in Class 5A with their impressive wins.
Weekend Things to Do
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Our list of 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Oct. 24-26 include Halloween-themed fun, including a Spooky Science Day and Nightmare on Main 5K.
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The two-day festival, happening Oct. 25-26 at Piedmont Park, features hip-hop, R&B, soul and gospel acts, including Dungeon Family, Ludacris, Future, Doechii and more.
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More than just an exhibition, “André Leon Talley: Style Is Forever” at SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film is like a memorial to the late fashion editor and author.
Can MARTA innovate fast enough for a growing Atlanta?
Southern trail ride traditions honor the legacy of Black cowboy culture
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The Atlanta Braves extend their hospitality agreement, area cities are invited to apply for a $75K gardening grant and several new restaurant openings.
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While most of the projects included on the more than 200-item list were well-known Dickens’ priorities, Project Robin — categorized as a health venture — was a mystery.
Changing MARTA
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Mass transit became a lifeline for Black workers and a battleground for white resistance.
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John Legend celebrates 20th anniversary of his debut album at Chastain Park on Friday night.
'Bert Show' Farewell
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The final "Bert Show" ended two hours longer than normal, giving family and cast members time to heap praise on the man responsible: Bert Weiss.
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Bert Weiss has seen cast members come and go, some smoothly, some not so much, over the 25 years of "The Bert Show." Here's a look at nine of them.
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Other top memories included Justin Bieber, Justin Timberlake and military troops.
Continued legislation will give consumers much-needed insight into what companies know about the safety of their products.
Bill Torpy writes: "Atlanta narrowly avoided being the latest city where a heavily armed man with deep grievance makes strangers pay for his troubles."
As the firing of the former CDC director and indictment of an ex-FBI head show, trust can be used as a lever of inequality and dominance.
The sacred work we are all called to do is to believe in the possibility of others and fight for policies that make that belief real.
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Kell defeated Cambridge 45-18 in a football game at Carlton J. Kell Stadium in Marietta on Friday.
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The 2025 Dawg Bowl, a fundraising event hosted by former UGA football coach Mark Richt, took place on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025.
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Bert Weiss is ending "The Bert Show" after 25 years. The syndicated show has become hugely popular and transformed Atlanta morning radio.