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State Fair and more: 15 things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
The fun includes a performance by the multi-Grammy Award-winning group Little Big Town at the Fox Theatre and a Pixel Putt Mini Golf Tournament.
Atlanta Roller Derby tries to save legendary Decatur roller rink Golden Glide
Atlanta Roller Derby created a special subsidiary to take over Golden Glide Skating Rink in Decatur, the metro area's oldest rink.

6 roadside attractions to visit in Georgia
From folk art to the Little White House or the giant peanut in Plains, here are six roadside attractions to check out across Georgia

Bon Ton closes this week and more from metro Atlanta’s dining scene
This week on the Atlanta restaurant scene, community members mourned the imminent closure of Bon Ton, and Mule Train announced it would soon open.
Comfort food recipes served with tales from deep inside restaurant industry
Hannah Selinger’s memoir, “Cellar Rat,” weaves comforting recipes in between raw accounts of working within the restaurant industry.

Under new management, McKendrick’s approaches change with ‘baby steps’
McKendrick's offers a classic American steakhouse experience, but reviewing the restaurant was anything but straightforward for AJC critic Henri Hollis.
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This partnership raises the bar on preparing talent for Georgia’s workforce
Technical College System of Georgia and online Western Governors University have partnered to offer Georgians an affordable education that meets workforce demands.
Sept 25, 2026Do Atlanta drivers really need all-wheel drive?
AWD can add traction — and cost. Here’s when Atlanta drivers may benefit from it and when good tires matter more.
Sept 25, 2026African American history is American history: The power of never giving up
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture emerged from decades of work by members of Congress, including the late U.S. Rep. John Lewis.
Sept 24, 2026The hidden toll on Black doctors: We are saving lives but losing our own.
We have a health crisis among Black doctors, and healing Black physicians is how we start to heal medicine itself.
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PHOTOS: Falcons beat Packers for season’s first win
Atlanta’s offense found its rhythm with a capable quarterback under center in a 35-14 victory on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026, in Green Bay, Wis.

PHOTOS: Shaky Knees Festival 2026 – Day 3
Sunday’s final day of the festival at Piedmont Park included performances by Gorillaz, Wu-Tang Clan and an array of other music artists.

PHOTOS: Falcons struggled offensively, defense can only do so much
The Falcons didn't mount much offense and struggled from the start, with Jack Strand taking over for Cooper Rush.





















