Hawks Lean on Defense, Late Poise to Edge Knicks and Take Series Lead
The Atlanta Hawks won a close Game 3 against the New York Knicks, 109-108, gaining a 2-1 lead in their playoff series through strong…
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What Meta’s Latest Layoffs Could Mean—And Not Mean—for North Atlanta
Meta’s layoffs are unlikely to cause immediate local disruption but highlight broader trends in AI and automation reshaping jobs in North Atlanta’s tech sector.
Gas Prices Expected to Stay High. Here’s How North Atlanta Drivers Can Adjust
Gas prices in North Atlanta are rising and expected to stay elevated. Drivers find savings by using fuel apps combined with local station knowledge…
A Major Hotel Brand Joins Atlanta’s Most Ambitious Redevelopment
Virgin Hotels is a key new tenant in Centennial Yards, Atlanta’s ambitious redevelopment project. The hotel will bring a lifestyle experience and open in…
Atlanta’s Universities Are Increasingly Rewriting What “Elite” Means
Atlanta’s Georgia Tech and Emory University are reshaping what elite higher education means by focusing on real-world skills and career readiness.
Milton Petition Challenges Planned Shared-Use Paths Along Rural Roads
A petition in Milton challenges plans for shared-use paths on rural roads, citing concerns about safety, rural charm, and property impacts.
Ready for the World? Atlanta Faces a World Cup Test
Nearly thirty years after the 1996 Summer Olympics, Atlanta is again preparing for a global moment—this time as a host city for the FIFA…
Final Day to Register Sets the Stage for a Competitive Georgia Primary
April 20 is the last day to register to vote ahead of Georgia’s May 19 primary, a deadline that tends to pass without spectacle…
The Companies Moving Into North Atlanta — And What They Actually Bring With Them
The changes unfolding across Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Roswell, and the surrounding corridor are easiest to understand not through trends, but through the companies themselves.…
The Medley Bet Is Paying Off Early in Johns Creek
With months still to go before its October debut, Medley in Johns Creek is already filling up at a pace rarely seen in suburban…
Inside Crave Pie Studio: How a Small Duluth Bakery Built Its Identity Around Pie
Crave Pie Studio in Duluth offers a fresh take on pie with small, flavorful options and savory dishes in a cozy Main Street café.…
Johns Creek Opens Its New Lakefront Boardwalk, With One Key Gap
Johns Creek has unveiled a new lakefront boardwalk featuring wide paths, seating areas, and amphitheaters. The space will host summer concerts and community events.
