Will the next pope follow the progressive path of Francis?
Returning a once bustling Black business community to its former glory
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Atlanta-based nonprofit organizers and scientists focus on addressing sustainability issues while storytellers create fresh narratives that connect with younger audiences.
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Atlanta Streets Alive returned this weekend to convert the busy, congested Peachtree Street into a community block party.
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Previewing the Georgia Renaissance Festival, opening its whimsical 16th century village in Fairburn on Saturday, April 12, for eight weekends.
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Listen to chef Duane Nutter’s stand-up comedy, participate in a spring cocktail class and attend a nationwide bartending competition this May in metro Atlanta.
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With a Small Bake Strawberry Cake, you can enjoy a little dessert indulgence. It's perfect for strawberry season.
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This trio of simple recipes makes Georgia's world-famous Vidalia onion the star of the show.
Will the next pope follow the progressive path of Francis?
Returning a once bustling Black business community to its former glory
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The trade war presents complex challenges for companies within the food and beverage industry, from small, independent bottlers to massive, multinationals like Coca-Cola.
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How do the city and metro stack up? We look at demographics, income, voting power and more.
The restoration of the Maynard Jackson family home is part of the Jackson family vision for the Spelman community.
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GoTo Foods, which owns brands including Moe’s Southwest Grill, McAlister's Deli, Auntie Anne’s and Cinnabon, is evolving in a rapidly changing environment, its CEO says.
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Children’s Museum of Atlanta will host its inaugural KidChella event on Saturday night.
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"The Breakfast Club" co-host says he wants to turn his unapologetic persona into media enterprises to help other Black creatives amplify their voices.
A roughly 2.5-mile stretch of Peachtree Street from Midtown to downtown will close to traffic from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Fathers Inc. nonprofit helps men become better fathers. More than 900 fathers in Atlanta have enrolled in a Fathers Inc. course.
From Tig Notaro to London Hughes, comedians shared their biggest mental health challenges in front of a live Atlanta audience in the documentary "Group Therapy."