As someone who grew up immersed in newspapers, books and magazines, I only had eyes for print. But it's not how we deliver the news that matters most.

Author Tayari Jones decided that Christmas was a language she could speak for herself. It's a reminder to anyone else feeling sidelined by the holiday season.

This week, gift shops and bookstores at national parks are being ordered to purge items that don't match Trump's agenda. This feels like a threat to American history.

While the holidays are a time for giving, in several Atlanta neighborhoods, that goodwill is leaving the surrounding areas looking more like dumping grounds.

Influencers are unboxing high-end Advent calendars from beauty, food and lifestyle brands. But when I was a kid, this holiday tradition started in the church.

Residents in South Atlanta were invited to vote on revisions to a mural commemorating the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre. But this is an opportunity for deeper engagement.

A deeper look at forgiveness can reshape the spirit of Thanksgiving. It's time to bring patience to the table along with gratitude.

With concerns about the future of the American workforce at an all-time high, the state of higher education is in flux. One KSU professor is trying something new.

During the shutdown, everyday people showed more creativity and empathy than any member of any party in any branch of government. Sometimes following the leader isn’t the way.

A Georgia man hopes his petition will bring increased safety to the Atlanta Beltline. I hope his mission doesn't get derailed.