Better to count the goosebumps that rise on your arms as you encounter the first vacant-eyed doll face mounted on driftwood, or the nervous laughs that escape when you spot a plastic baby head ...

On a quiet stretch of White and Lawton streets, in southwest Atlanta, there’s no marker. No sign. Just a patch of sidewalk, cars passing, and weeds curling from a cracked curb that offers no clues to ...

The restaurants are listed geographically from south to north. The Rooftop at the Overland at the Kimpton has unrivaled ...

Summer is heating up in Atlanta! There are plenty of ways to have some fun in the sun during the summer in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Bears, Fire and White Sox are in the market for new homes, while the Blackhawks and Sky eye expanding their footprint in the city. The Chicago Bears own the property and may build a new stadium ...

After the spectacular stops in the Maldives and the Faroe Islands, Extreme Fields - the Juventus project that combines ...

I’ve been to Atlanta more times than I can count, but always for work — conferences, book tours, days spent in hotel meeting rooms and local mechanic shops. This spring, I finally carved out ...

During that period, the city lost an estimated 22,000 Black residents in the gentrification of the Fourth Ward, East Atlanta, and Kirkwood, according to the report.

A new report from the National Community Reinvestment Coalition shows Atlanta has the second-highest number of neighborhoods that flipped from majority-Black to majority-white between 1980 and 2020.

Atlanta’s evolution into what many now call the “Black Mecca” didn’t happen by chance. The city’s transformation represents a deliberate shift in political power following years of civil ...

In 1990, the city’s first Black mayor won back his office just in time to start preparing for the 1996 Olympics coming to Atlanta. Jackson’s third term was all about getting the city ready for ...