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Atlanta History Center announces new leadership

Buckhead Reporter 9/28 2:18A Rough Draft

Atlanta History Center has appointed Sarah Fonder-Kristy (left) and Pola Changnon (right) to its executive leadership team Credit: Supplied photos The Atlanta History Center in Buckhead announced the...

‘History That Doesn’t Suck!’ creator brings stage show to Sandy Springs

Sandy Springs Reporter 9/28 2:00A Rough Draft

Professor Greg Jackson will bring The Unlikely Union to Sandy Springs on April 11, 2026, with tickets on sale this month. (Provided by Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center) Professor Greg Jackson will...

GIPL organizes World Rivers Day event, bringing interfaith volunteers to tackle water pollution

Buckhead Reporter 9/27 7:17A Logan C. Ritchie

GIPL volunteers clean up waterways in Atlanta. (Provided by GIPL) World Rivers Day , observed on Sunday, Sept. 28, will bring nearly 200 Jewish, Muslim, and Christina volunteers organized by Georgia...

‘Legends and Lore Tour’ returns to Rhodes Hall this October

Buckhead Reporter 9/27 5:00A Rough Draft

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation is bringing back its yearly “Legends and Lore Tour” this October at Rhodes Hall, the organization’s headquarters and “one of the...

‘Where the Weird Things Are’ bringing monstrous puppets to Historic Fourth Ward Park

Buckhead Reporter 9/27 4:00A Rough Draft

Photo by Erin Sintos Credit: Photo by Erin Sintos On Saturday, Oct. 4, Atlanta Beltline Art will once again be hosting its annual Halloween-inspired event, “Where the Weird Things Are,” at Historic...

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Early childhood teachers struggle with workload, study finds

Education - The Atlanta Voice 9/18 3:37A Clayton Gutzmore

Educators of any grade have a heavy load to bear when teaching children. One group whose load we tend not to consider heavy is early childhood teachers, teaching children three through five. A new...

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Photos: The festive fashion of Shaky Knees 2025

Atlanta Magazine 9/23 6:08A Myrydd Wells Walljasper

A concertgoer shows off their tattoo at Shaky Knees Music Festival Photograph by Martha Williams For its 12th year, Shaky Knees Music Festival moved both its location (from Central Park to Piedmont...

We spent an emotional day with one of Atlanta’s top immigration attorneys. Here’s why he says the...

Atlanta Magazine 9/22 3:45A Joe Reisigl

Immigration attorney Charles H. Kuck Photograph by Stephanie Eley In November 1986, when Atlanta-based immigration lawyer Charles H. Kuck was a first-year law student at Arizona State University,...

The Future of Sustainable Furniture for Home Interiors

Thou Swell 9/22 12:37A Thouswell

Discover the next wave of interior design. This guide explores the future of sustainable furniture home practices and trends shaping eco-friendly living spaces.

Atlanta is in a tasty “Neo-Neapolitan” pizza renaissance

Atlanta Magazine 9/19 3:43A Jamie Allen

I spent the past couple of years living in Los Angeles, and one thing I noticed on my return to Atlanta: major shifts in the local pizza scene. Nina & Rafi on the Eastside Beltline closed. Humble Pie...

Travel the globe without ever leaving the South at these destinations

Atlanta Magazine 9/18 10:00A Brady Nash

Korean Garden Photo by Kaylinn Gilstrap In cities across the region, ethnic groups thread into the community fabric, contributing to the vitality of their adopted hometowns while also showcasing their...

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‘Just pick up a book’: Falcons Bijan Robinson hosts book fair at The Benz for thousands of area...

Sports - The Atlanta Voice 9/23 5:50A Donnell Suggs

Photo by Donnell Suggs/The Atlanta Voice According to data from the Georgia Council on Literacy , third and fourth-grade reading levels within the state are below 70%, with 68% of fourth-graders and...

Five High School Football Games to Watch This Week

Sports - The Atlanta Voice 9/18 12:00A Donnell Suggs

I know we are a couple of weeks late, but we wanted to make sure we found a good and useful way to cover the hundreds of high school football games that take place across metro Atlanta every week...

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