Marcye Scott Advances to Georgia District 13 Runoff The race for Georgia’s District 13 seat is heading to a decisive runoff election, drawing intense focus from metro Atlanta voters. Candidate Marcye Scott secured a key position in the upcoming runoff, setting up a high-stakes finish to a competitive primary season. Local residents now have a critical window to evaluate the candidates and their platforms before casting their final ballots. The Road to the District 13 … Read More

August Atlanta Food Events: Tastings and Feasts August brings a packed calendar of culinary experiences to Atlanta, offering locals a chance to explore the city’s diverse dining landscape. From the highly anticipated Black Restaurant Week to curated wine tastings across the metro area, there are plenty of opportunities to support local chefs. Whether you want to discover a new neighborhood gem or sample rare vintages, this month highlights the best of Atlanta’s food culture. Celebrating … Read More

How to Watch the Braves Take on the Nationals Tonight The Atlanta Braves welcome the division-rival Washington Nationals to Truist Park tonight for a crucial mid-summer matchup as the National League postseason race heats up. Local fans can catch all the live action direct from the Battery or tune in through regional television broadcasts and streaming platforms. Here is everything you need to know about tonight’s game, including channel guides, key matchups, and playoff implications. … Read More

How a Fake App Led to $25K in Atlanta Walmart Thefts A sophisticated shoplifting scheme has put metro Atlanta retailers on high alert after a suspect walked away with over $25,000 in stolen goods from local Walmarts. By using a simulated smartphone app that perfectly mimicked the store’s digital checkout screen, the thief bypassed traditional security door checks at multiple locations. This high-tech deception highlights a growing vulnerability in retail self-checkout systems across Georgia, prompting … Read More

Atlanta History Center Reimagines Its Civil War Narrative The Atlanta History Center in Buckhead is launching a groundbreaking redesign of its core Civil War exhibitions, shifting how our city’s most turbulent era is presented. This long-awaited transformation moves beyond traditional military tactics to focus on the diverse, lived experiences of everyday Atlantans, enslaved individuals, and Unionists. For local residents, this updated showcase offers a more honest, inclusive, and reflective look at the historical forces that … Read More

Close Call at ATL: Two Delta Planes Avoid Collision A tense safety scare unfolded at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport when two Delta Air Lines aircraft experienced a close call on the runway. The incident has put a spotlight on airfield safety at the world’s busiest airport, raising immediate concerns among local travelers. Fortunately, quick action by air traffic controllers prevented any collision or injuries on the tarmac. The Incident on the Atlanta Tarmac The close … Read More

Permanent DST: What It Means for Atlanta Commutes As Georgia debates locking the clock, metro Atlanta residents face a choice between brighter evenings and dark winter mornings. State lawmakers support permanent Daylight Saving Time, but the shift introduces challenges for local schools and highway safety. Understanding these trade-offs is essential as federal and state discussions gain renewed momentum. The Push for Permanent Daylight Saving Time in Georgia Georgia residents have long voiced frustration over changing … Read More

Hawks Eye Cavs Center Jarrett Allen for Frontcourt Upgrade The Atlanta Hawks are actively searching for ways to upgrade their roster, and Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen has emerged as a major target. While Atlanta’s front office has reportedly expressed strong interest in acquiring the defensive anchor, Cleveland is currently resisting any potential deal. For Hawks fans, this pursuit highlights the franchise’s urgent desire to reshape its interior defense and build a more competitive contender … Read More

How Trump’s 50% Canadian Tariffs Impact Atlanta President Trump’s sudden announcement of a 50% tariff on all Canadian imports is sending shockwaves through the global economy, and the effects will hit close to home for Georgia residents. As Atlanta continues to navigate housing affordability and supply chain challenges, this dramatic shift in trade policy threatens to raise prices on everyday goods and critical construction materials. Understanding these changes can help local businesses and consumers prepare … Read More

Eats Reopens on Ponce: The Return of an Atlanta Icon Atlanta food lovers, rejoice: the legendary Midtown staple Eats has officially reopened its doors on Ponce de Leon Avenue, bringing back its famous jerk chicken and cozy, no-frills dining experience. After closing its doors in late 2023 and leaving a massive void in the local culinary scene, the iconic meat-and-three is back to serve a new generation of hungry locals. This revival preserves a vital … Read More