How organizers revived Orange Crush, the HBCU spring break bash known for chaos
Could the Ocmulgee Mounds set a new precedent for preservation?
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‘Puppy Prov!’ raises aww-wareness and howling laughs at Dad’s Garage
In Dad’s Garage's “Puppy Prov!” improv show, adoptable pups and other four-legged friends of the theater are invited onstage to participate in sketches.
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Traveling exhibition of art exclusively made by Black men returns to Atlanta
A traveling exhibition of art exclusively made by Black men returns to Atlanta with Black Boy Art Show.
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Get to know South Atlanta artists and creative spaces at ‘South of Center’ event
To bring attention to South Atlanta’s flourishing visual arts scene, a group of artists has organized a weekend of open studios, exhibits, demos, artist talks and more.
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Huzzah! Georgia Renaissance Festival marks its 40th anniversary
Previewing the Georgia Renaissance Festival, opening its whimsical 16th century village in Fairburn on Saturday, April 12, for eight weekends.
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Summit brings fine water sommeliers to Buckhead for global contest
The Fine Water Society is holding its Taste and Design Awards in Atlanta this weekend, featuring a panel of five certified water sommeliers judging 100 different waters.
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3 new, locally owned restaurants to try around metro Atlanta
First impressions of Banu Mediterranean, Cocina de la Tia in Marietta and Little Five Points Diner, each locally owned and set up for counter service or takeout.
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With Sammy’s opening, Abrams Fixtures development completes restaurant lineup
Sammy’s joins Ryokou, Seventh House and the Vine Club at the property, a mixed-use development that also houses office space and residential units.
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City of Hope Atlanta offers personalized lung cancer treatment
According to a 2024 American Cancer Society report, lung cancer is the second most common type of cancer in men and...
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‘It’s been so rewarding’: Inside Northside Hospital’s externships
Stacy Bucknor was tired of working in the service industry. She was taking her classes and clinicals as a student in...
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Sevierville, TN: An outdoor enthusiasts' playground
Sevierville, Tennessee, rolls out the outdoor welcome mat for a multitude of adventures or a relaxation getaway.
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Could Georgia strike gold with film tourism?
Years after "The Vampire Diaries" ended, one Georgia town is still cashing in — now other cities want their shot at entertainment tourism fame.
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Inman Park celebrates bountiful art and beautiful homes this weekend
A quirky street parade, artists’ market, kids’ activities, a dance festival and music take over the neighborhood during the Inman Park Festival & Tour of Homes.
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Explore Atlanta’s natural wonders with these local trails
Whether you want an urban challenge or just a calm stroll around Atlanta, these nearby walking trails are the perfect way to celebrate Earth Day.
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Earth Day is more like Earth Month in ATL. Here are some ways to celebrate
In Atlanta, Earth Day is more like Earth Month, with events cropping up many April weekends.
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CEOs of Home Depot, other retailers meet with Trump to discuss tariffs
Companies bringing foreign goods to the U.S. will pay the tax, but economists warn American businesses and consumers will ultimately shoulder the costs.
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How Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘dream’ inspired the Vatican through Pope Francis
The Vatican and the King family maintain a relationship covering more than 50 years.
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Georgia ranks among worst states for senior health, wealth and well-being
A new report ranks Georgia near the bottom for older workers, citing high age discrimination, low income and decline in new business growth.
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UATL launches 404ward series, celebrating Atlantans influencing the future of Black culture
UATL is launching '404ward,' a series recognizing people moving Atlanta and Black culture forward. The first story is about Atlanta-born bartender Keyatta Mincey Parker.
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Loeffler emphasizes ‘shared success’ at Korean business convention in Duluth
This year’s convention unfolds against the backdrop of longtime U.S. ally South Korea facing the possibility of a 25% tariff on its exports.