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On a pleasant spring morning this May, I watched a young mother walk up the sidewalk carrying a car seat that held her wide-eyed, three-month-old daughter. Trailing her, two acquaintances maneuvered four large suitcases, containing all her belongings, to their resting place in front of the US…
Atlanta gains ground as a city for bicycles
PeopleForBikes gave the City of Atlanta a score of 33 in its 2026 ratings, released on June…
Atlanta’s Forgotten Pioneers
It is not hard to imagine how difficult life must have been for America’s early…
South Carolina and Georgia have more in common than peaches
he month before the special session began here in Georgia, South Carolina’s legislature convened with…
Photo Gallery: Sandy Springs Juneteenth draws over 1,000 for the festivities
More than 1,000 people gathered in Sandy Springs for the city’s annual Juneteenth celebration. The…
Parents sue Grady over teen’s death, alleged failure to respond to 911 call
The parents of Amanda Sylvester are suing Grady Hospital and Grady EMS for failing to…
Juneteenth in Sweet Auburn celebrates Atlanta’s history while investing in its future
Sweet Auburn Historic District will come to life Saturday, June 20 as a neighborhood-wide Juneteenth…
Passing of the torch? Not so fast, say Summerhill residents
A proposal to move the 1996 Olympic Torch Cauldron has sparked pushback from Summerhill residents,…
Atlanta and AI-powered surveillance
Public safety is a top priority for the Buckhead Coalition, a private, non-profit corporation created…
‘Girls Like Girls’ is a charmingly flawed debut with heart
Right off the bat, “Girls Like Girls” deals in the familiar conventions of coming-of-age stories.…
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