Fine food, chill mood: Little Bear is Atlanta's no-fuss food haven
Atlanta leaders past and present speak out against DEI rollbacks
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Our list of 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Oct. 31-Nov. 2 includes a Native American Festival, DreamHack’s gaming convention and fall-themed events.
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Theater review: With acrobatics, strong performances and a murderous puppet, things get hairy when Havoc Movement’s chilling ‘Wolfman’ makes the scene.
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Touring behind its 10th album, Kentucky band My Morning Jacket will play shows at Fox Friday and Saturday.
The French conductor and contralto with a long list of international accolades is in her fourth season as the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s music director.
Randy Travis, an award-winning Fox 5 investigative reporter who took a buyout last year, swamped an incumbent to win a seat on the Lawrenceville city council Tuesday.
Atlanta native Tommy Dorfman writes, directs and produces her first movie, “I Wish You All the Best,” a drama about a nonbinary teen.
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Metro Atlanta added 20 restaurants in October and saw just a few closures, including longtime Atlanta restaurant Eats.
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Despite a public relations gaffe with a prematurely published news release, the Michelin Guide ceremony in Greenville, South Carolina, was noteworthy.
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Phil Roness, managing partner of the Meehan’s in Vinings, came up with the idea for the flavor-packed salad — which has been modified over the years by different chefs.
Fine food, chill mood: Little Bear is Atlanta's no-fuss food haven
Atlanta leaders past and present speak out against DEI rollbacks
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Craig Miller had been a mainstay in Georgia’s film industry for four decades.
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Earlier this year, CNN announced plans to launch a new service designed to reach consumers as its traditional television revenues decline.
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An estimated 100,000 people gathered in Midtown Atlanta — a wide range of LGBTQ+ people and allies — to celebrate diversity and inclusion at 2025’s Atlanta Pride Parade.
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There are ways to salvage a plant that has a hard root ball, however.
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“Loop,” as the space has been named, will bring art installations, performances and immersive events to the 7-acre site.
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Two developments are worth watching in the race to lure productions back to the U.S.
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A cruise high above the Georgia National Fair on the Agri-Lift sky ride affords passengers an aerial glimpse of all things over the top.
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While talk-show hosts and comics have come under fire and been censored of late, jesting carnival clowns are ever careful. They don’t bash, but snark is their stock-in-trade.
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Buc-ee's is planting its flag in the heart of Georgia. Soon enough, two of the Texas-based chain's convenience superstores here will be just 28 miles apart.