Opinion

As someone who grew up immersed in newspapers, books and magazines, I only had eyes for print. But it's not how we deliver the news that matters most.

Gary Stokan, CEO of the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, will retire in 2026, and he leaves an enduring legacy in the world of college football. He shows relationships still matter.

The chairman of the Georgia House Transportation Committee explains why he endorses the proposed Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific merger.

As the AJC prepares to publish its final print newspaper, longtime reader Ed Hula shares his memories as a reader and a contributor to the 'News for Kids' page.

Throughout 60 years of interactions with The Altanta Journal-Constitution journalists, it is abundantly clear the importance of the work in the new digital-only era.

My faith and my wife's health struggles have shown me that worrying about tomorrow is a waste of energy. I would rather be building community today.

Children with autism might become overstimulated by the holidays because of the lights, number of people and varied food options. Here's how parents and guardians can help.

Research confirms what humans know: giving and kindness are good for the soul, one's health, and society as a whole. Go above and beyond donations just during the holidays.

Trump recognizes the threat of China on paper, but his strategy builds a doctrine whose sharpest, least cautious commitments are a 21st century Monroe Doctrine close to home.

The AJC's transition from a print to digital-only publication evokes mourning and optimism for the opportunity to create new ways for communities to connect with each other.