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After 50 years of love and loss, an Atlanta record store is ready to celebrate

Barnes and Noble expansion and how it impacts local book stores

Tayari Jones, Brian Goldstone on 2026 Decatur Book Festival lineup

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Atlanta mom friends turned co-authors strike gold with murder mystery

A shooting star in East Point could be the next step in the Southside’s cultural rise

Vesper Theatre aims to be a blessing in metro Atlanta’s cultural rise

A group of customers, some wearing Mexico jerseys, watch a World Cup game on screens at Woofs Sport Bar in Midtown on Sunday, July 5, 2026. Woofs is the official location for Pride House ATL, the city’s designated hub for LGBTQ+ soccer fans during the FIFA World Cup.  (Miguel Martinez/AJC)

As World Cup in Atlanta ends, local bar remains hub for queer soccer fans

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Paul Simon in Atlanta: Vocally diminished, but the fighter still remains

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Members of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Beach Boys, Chicago explain why they still tour

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What’s going on in metro Atlanta this weekend: Watch parties, fests and more

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Meet the metro Atlanta teen named the country’s top high school actor

Barnes and Noble expansion and how it impacts local book stores

Barnes & Noble is expanding in metro Atlanta. What does that mean for indie bookstores?