Slater Nalley, a senior at Atlanta’s The Lovett School, captured national attention on season 22 of “American Idol” with a …
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Oakland Cemetery’s annual Illumine festival returns April 17-27 from 7:30PM to 11PM nightly, transforming the historic grounds into a luminous art experience. …
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SweetWater 420 Fest celebrates 20 years of music, beer & good vibes in Atlanta
by katemAtlanta’s beloved SweetWater 420 Fest is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its 20th anniversary April 18–20 at Pullman Yards. This year’s …
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When the weather’s just right, there’s nothing better than enjoying a meal or cocktail sitting on one of Atlanta’s best …
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Opioid overdose inhibitor Naloxone now available to Georgia residents for free
by katemGeorgia residents can now receive naloxone, commonly known by its brand name, Narcan, for free through various pharmacies and distribution …
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Raise a glass, plant a seed: Atlanta gears up for a lively, local Earth Day
by katemAtlanta is going green this Earth Day, April 22, with celebrations across the city.
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Just in time for Earth Day, Atlantans can now sip sustainably with LumiCup.
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I love the Mustang. The proletariat-friendly pony car has brought European-style performance to the masses for over 60 years and …
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Chase Matthews made national headlines as well as Georgia history recently when she was accepted into 155 colleges across all …
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Every spring, the small town of Vidalia, Georgia, hosts a festival that pays tribute to its world-famous Vidalia onions.
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No matter what you think of Gary on “White Lotus,” you’ve got to admit his home in season 3 is …
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Atlanta Attorney Turns Health Wake-Up Call into Premium Beauty Brand with Purpose
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAtlanta Attorney Turns Health Wake-Up Call into Premium Beauty Brand with PurposeTender Cosmetics launches with cooling formulas to …
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My friend, Tammy Hurt, received a Billboard Women in Music 2025 Executive nod.
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Atlanta’s spring season is bustling with festivals catering to diverse interests.
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The Fleurs de Villes Flower Show has returned to Phipps Plaza with an all-new exhibition inspired by the popular British …
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Registration is now open for the YMCA’s 2025 summer day camps.
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Springtime in Georgia means blooming flowers, warmer temperatures and also an annual wave of thick, yellow and unseemly pollen.
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Metro Atlanta is gearing up to celebrate Easter, and there’s no shortage of family-friendly egg-travaganzas to enjoy.
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Get ready! The world’s largest touring inflatable event, The Big Bounce America, is bringing its larger-than-life fun to town.
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Decatur’s dining scene has a major addition to its already incredible roster.
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The Sandy Springs Lantern Parade is set to illuminate the night on Saturday, April 5, marking its 20th anniversary.
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The Daffodil Project, a global initiative honoring children lost in the Holocaust, recently reached a significant milestone with the planting …
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With a population of just 260,000, the (relatively) small city of Lubbock feels like a greatest hits album of Texas …
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Georgia’s first ever comprehensive “waterfall bible” is here.
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You can add one more attraction to your next visit to Epcot …
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With all the crazy airline news lately, I’m giving a shoutout to Delta Airlines and its accessibility services for travelers.
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Atlanta’s beloved Mary Mac’s Tea Room is back at full capacity after nearly a year of recovery following a partial …
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The University of Georgia (UGA) has set a new application record, receiving nearly 48,000 applications for the Class of 2029.
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Spring is officially in full bloom in Atlanta! While there will be pollen and the occasional spring rain shower, there’s …
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Atlanta real estate developer and preservationist Gene Kansas’ new book, “Civil Sights,” features significant landmarks, adaptive reuse projects and the …