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WABE conducts more layoffs ahead of possible federal cuts
WABE is cutting staff in anticipation for a tougher fiscal year 2026, citing "uncertain" economic headwinds and possible federal cuts.
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What’s filming in Georgia in April 2025?
Films starring Mark Wahlberg and Nicolas Cage began production in Georgia within the past month.
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Atlanta theater faced ‘Minecraft’ popcorn, ICEE mess due to TikTok challenge
A TikTok challenge led teens at The Springs Cinema & Taphouse in Sandy Springs to throw popcorn, ICEEs and condiments during "A Minecraft Movie" showing.
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A long, winding road for last original member of the Atlanta Rhythm Section
Rodney Justo is the last original member of Atlanta Rhythm Section, but he is keeping the flame alive by touring 50 dates a year.
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Atlanta Opera continues Wagner’s Ring cycle with ‘Siegfried’
Watching "Siegfried" is a big commitment. It has three 80-minute acts, plus a dinner intermission of 50 minutes. It's the third in Wagner's Ring cycle.
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International Night Market, Glow in the Park lantern parade to light up Suwanee
More than 85 vendors will represent countries and cultures from around the world.
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Review: At least a dozen positives in Shakespeare Tavern’s ‘Twelfth Night’
Show’s greatest strength is its ensemble, which leans in to the play’s themes and has fun with them.
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Court TV’s ‘Interview with a Killer’ features Meredith Emerson’s murderer
David Scott talks to a serial killer who murdered Meredith Emerson in 2008 while she was hiking on Court TV's "Interview with a Killer."
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Review: Out of Hand’s ‘How to Make a Home’ explores hardships of homelessness
In collaboration with Partners for Home, a nonprofit that works to end homelessness in Atlanta, the theater is putting their stories on display.
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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.