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A Photographer’s Wink
Every photograph captures a moment. Most are forgotten. In 1927, someone walked the streets of downtown Atlanta with a camera, methodically photographing storefront after storefront. At first glance, the images seem almost painfully ordinary. A grocery store. A hardware shop. People standing on a sidewalk, unaware that…
A freedom of speech question: What would Charlie do?
To hear him tell it, Charlie Kirk was all for freedom of speech. There is…
Charlotte’s Sherri Chisholm: ‘We were a victim of our own success’
Once again Atlanta can look to Charlotte, N.C. for insights into improving the region’s economic…
New Atlanta Beltline volunteer portal makes it easier for Atlantans to give back
For Atlantans looking for ways to make a difference in their communities, volunteering with the…
Every American needs to be worried about the midterm elections
Every American should be concerned about the upcoming midterm elections due to the current administration’s…
Reporter’s Notebook: Pride grand marshals, new boards and leadership changes, City of South Fulton home repair grants
Atlanta Pride announces 2026 grand marshals under ‘Louder & Prouder’ theme Atlanta Pride announced its…
Metro tourism officials say College Park’s marketing pick falsely claimed them as clients
Documents suggest that either due diligence was not done on the firm College Park selected…
Humanitarian organization CARE responds as Venezuela reels from devastating earthquakes
Trigger Warning: this article contains content addressing natural disasters and sexual violence. If you or…
Martin Luther King Jr. Birth Home to reopen on July 4
You can quite literally hear the history inside Martin Luther King Jr.’s childhood home. The…
Cabbagetown celebrates opening of Krog Tunnel Pocket Park
Residents gathered on the evening of Tuesday June 23, to celebrate the opening of the…
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