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14 ways to celebrate Native American Heritage Month in Georgia
Attend festivals, powwows, story times and book talks and visit historic sites to recognize Native American History Month in Georgia.
Outkast and UGA get ‘so fresh, so clean’ with new Nike collection
The third Outkast merch drop in a month comes ahead of Georgia's first-ever Atlanta showdown with Florida.
12 Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week
Highlights include ‘The Turn of the Screw’ at Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse and an Alpharetta Symphony performance.
Urge Atlanta students to get As, but protect them from breathing F-rated air
The American Lung Association rated Atlanta's air quality as failing, but school children should be protected from pollution that will make them sick.
Georgians are sick of mere handwringing by politicians clinging to power
Georgia Republicans are now worried about affordability and healthcare after their policies worsened lives for many Peach State residents.
We don’t have engineering problem at Georgia’s Public Service Commission
Nearly half of Georgia household do not earn enough to cover the basics, and yet the cost of electricity kept going up in the Peach State.
From the pulpit to the polls, the church must lead the way on voting
We cannot pray for change while surrendering our opportunities to help bring it about.
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PHOTOS: Dream trying to avoid elimination in WNBA Finals Game 6 against Valkyries
The Dream face elimination in the best-of-seven series after the Valkyries came back from two consecutive losses to win two games in a row.
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.
Clark Atlanta University mobilizes early voters
Spelman, Morehouse and Clark Atlanta students marched from CAU to a nearby polling location to cast their early vote for the midterms.
