South Downtown developers set long-term plan with 'broader vision' to avoid post-World Cup letdown
In addition to these moves, the group also started what is known as Project Elle. This includes redeveloping buildings along ...
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Atlanta street artist Nick Turbo Benson seeks to make his surroundings more interesting through art
Nick Turbo Benson is an Atlanta-based artist who paints murals of dinosaurs, birds, banjo-playing frogs, and other creatures.
Woman found dead along interstate was run down by her own minivan, Georgia cops say
A 25-year-old woman found dead along a N orth Georgia interstate was run down by her own vehicle — and no one was in the ...
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All Eyes on Canal Street Thanks to One Local Woman
Undoubtedly a tourism hot spot, Canal Street has also become home to two major hospitals and the city’s burgeoning ...
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Public weighs in on $700 Million ‘Stitch’ project to reconnect downtown Atlanta
The ambitious project aims to physically and economically reconnect parts of the city divided by the construction of the ...
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People Drive From All Over Georgia For The Legendary Fried Chicken At This Unassuming Restaurant
Hidden along Cheshire Bridge Road in Atlanta sits a culinary landmark that doesn’t announce itself with flashy signs or ...
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One Of The South's Most Renowned Mountain Cities Is A Wildly Charming, Scenic, Artsy Georgia Paradise
One of the most well-known mountain cities in Georgia is a great spot for nature lovers who want to relax in a charming and ...
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Craving flavors of the Masters? Check out these Atlanta-area restaurants
Can’t make it to the Masters? In metro Atlanta, you can get a taste of Augusta National with playful takes on golf tournament fare.
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In Atlanta, ‘Innervisions’ Conjures Black Abstraction as Ab-Ex’s Twin
Spotlighting artists like Sam Gilliam, Felrath Hines and Joe Overstreet, “Innervisions” underscores the breadth of Black abstract art since the 1950s.
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Atlanta poet W.J. Lofton explores Black queer identity in new poetry book
The Atlanta-based artist's third collection of poetry, “boy maybe,” takes readers on an emotional roller coaster exploring grief, love, police brutality and Black culture.