Small businesses around town could be eligible for tens of thousands of dollars of public help with weathering the coronavirus pandemic.
Also: COVID-19 in schools and the performing arts.
The City of Atlanta has spent 15 cents of every dollar it’s received from the federal CARES Act. Georgia has spent 25 cents of every dollar received, according to information self-reported to the federal government ...
In a potential preview of things to come, a COVID-19 defense is being mounted by a Buckhead retailer that has fallen behind on rent during the pandemic-related shutdown. The landlord’s lawsuit is pending in U.S. ...
Yehimi Cambrón is a visual artist making her way through these rocky times, painting murals intended to convey the immigrant narrative and help “redeem the soul of America.”
By Guest Columnist FRANK FERNANDEZ, president/CEO of the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta The world has changed. Twice. I’ve heard dozens of variations on this theme over the last five months since the pandemics of COVID-19 ...
Though the ongoing public health crisis has prompted pandemonium aplenty, the novel coronavirus also provides abundant learning opportunities for community leaders.
Georgia State University researchers have unveiled a tool that vividly shows the degree to which the COVID-19 pandemic has slammed the door on sales tax collections in metro Atlanta and two other regions in the ...
“What do we do about Small Town, America?”
Construction in Atlanta’s historic districts is set to resume after a pandemic-related shutdown.
An effort to inject $25 million of affordable housing units into Atlanta is a quarter of the way toward success.
The mayor of Sandy Springs has joined the chorus of metro Atlanta leaders calling for help in the fight against a wave of impending evictions that’s sure to send a shockwave through communities near and ...
A majority of American voters in the South have more trust in congressional Republicans than Democrats to handle the economy, according to a POLITICO/Morning Consult poll released Wednesday.
Each of the 4,000 students expected to enroll next month at Clark Atlanta University is to receive a Dell laptop computer upon returning to campus in August. Dell Technologies is providing the computers as part ...
Why some high school students are worried about PPE supplies in Atlanta
By Guest Columnist JASON MARSHALL, executive director at Wesley International Academy In recent months, international fear and caution have escalated, and we have watched national borders close while ideological isolationism rose. It may feel like this ...
Gambling in the stock market and paying off higher-interest loans is the way some homeowners may be using the mortgage payments they’ve not had to pay during the pandemic, according to a report released Thursday ...
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