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Teens are still the talk of the town, but this time Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is weighing in.

Dickens sat down with Atlanta Press Club Chair Mike Jordan for a conversation on citywide y...

Certain cities produce music the way alleyways produce rumors. New York has always excelled at it. One decade, the noise spills out of CBGB, another from the Bronx, another from mirrored dance floors. By the end of the 1990s, the city had grown sleek and expensive, yet the clubs still smelled faintly of beer and amplifier dust. Rock bands kept appearing, but none seemed capa...

April 30, 2024, marks the two-year anniversary of the completion of Plant Vogtle, the only nuclear reactors built in the United States in the past 30 years. While state leaders celebrate it as a triumph, for Georgia Power customers experiencing two years of high electricity bills, this anniversary is not a celebration. It is a reminder that state law rewards Georgia Power fo...

Among the greenery at Piedmont Park, hundreds of civic and park leaders gathered for the annual Landmark Luncheon hosted by the Piedmont Park Conservancy. The guests heard a host of updates on the master plan announced last year.

In 2025, the conservancy announced its first comprehensive master plan in 25 years, which would kick off decades of effort to turn the ci...

Atlanta approves $90,000 to ready Municipal Market merchants for World Cup

Invest Atlanta’s Board of Directors has approved $90,000 in Tax Allocation District funding to help nine small businesses at the Municipal Market in Sweet Auburn prepare for the FIFA Wor...