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Fans remember baseball legend Willie Mays
Willie Mays, the electrifying “Say Hey Kid” and one of baseball’s greatest and most beloved players, has died at the age of 93.
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Inside Kimball House: Where French flair meets Southern roots
At Decatur’s Kimball House, French-inspired dishes meet Southern roots — with fresh oysters and a signature martini that define Atlanta dining.
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FROM UATLIs Atlanta truly the mecca for Black entrepreneurs?
Atlanta is often seen as a hub for Black entrepreneurship, but do the numbers back it up? Credits: AJC | Getty | Herndon Home Museum | Mirtha Donastorg/AJC
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FROM UATLHer doctor said ‘forget about motherhood.’ She refused.
Tanika Gray Valbrun, founder of The White Dress Project, shares how a painful diagnosis led her to turn heartbreak into advocacy for fibroid awareness.
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Come as you are: Lazy Betty serves comfort with a culinary twist
Lazy Betty's new Midtown location brings modern technique, cozy vibes and unforgettable flavors inspired by family.
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Arthur Blank announces $50 million HBCU scholarship initiative
Arthur Blank’s $50 million HBCU scholarship fund aims to help financially struggling students graduate. Credit: Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
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Chattahoochee Hills Mayor Video
Bodycam footage shows Richard "Richie" Schmidt making a threatening remark about a vocal constituent while speaking with a police officer. Credit: Jon Neiditz
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Chattahoochee Hills Mayor Audio
Audio recorded by theChattahoochee Hills city manager features mayor candidate Richard "Richie" Schmidt. Credits: Jon Neiditz | Chattahoochee Hills City Council