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Good Living, One Scoop at a Time

A day full of more than 300 ice cream flavors from local ice cream shops and ways to burn off…
Mother-in-Law of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Gertrude Davis Brown Passes At 90

As many familiar faces in business, faith, politics and community gathered from around the country to attend the 46th Rainbow…
COVER STORY: The Ones to Watch

Separating the good from the great It’s not difficult to find an impressive young African-American executive in Atlanta. This is,…
COVER STORY: Atlanta’s Black Arts Movement at the Crossroads

National Black Arts Festival: A Retrospective; A Re-imagining In what will likely be historicized as one of its most prescient endeavors,…
The Book of John Gray: Having Faith

This past season, the OWN Network premiered The Book of John Gray, a docu-series that followed the life of John…
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The Tech Mecca: Atlanta claims its spot in the tech scene

Survey after survey has named Atlanta’s burgeoning tech scene one of which to take note. From the convergence of tech…
The People Approach to Succession Planning

The first black-owned investment company on the New York Stock Exchange, Daniel & Bell, which once traded in municipal underwriting…
School’s Out: 25 Ways to Spend Summer

Along English Avenue, a group of kids spent last summer working on neighborhood improvement projects. The Youth Summer Beautification Program…
New GPB Show to Bring Black Women’s Voices to the Forefront

This Sunday, Georgia Public Broadcasting will premiere “A Seat at the Table,” a new weekly television series featuring co-hosts Denene…
Bishop T.D. Jakes: The Art of Ministry

Bishop T.D. Jakes is a force of nature whose ministry has spanned the globe through his various entities, including his…
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COVER STORY: Black America Still Needs Black-Owned Banks

Citizens Trust Bank has had something to celebrate in its 95th year: continued relevance. As a gift of sorts for…
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Grady’s Grit: Celebrating 125 Years

When Emily Eubanks was diagnosed with stage II triple-positive breast cancer in April 2015 at Grady Memorial Hospital – after…
Chicago’s ‘Prayer On The 9’ Demonstration Will Attract Thousands

It’s that time to hit the streets and bring together the Southside community for a special day of prayer and…
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Urban Farms Making Atlanta Stronger

If you have a patch of land in Atlanta, you could be an urban agriculturalist or — in layman’s terms…
Black Christian Pioneer Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Some people looked at Christianity as a White man’s religion because of the overall lack of support by the White…
Transit-To-Table: MARTA’s Fresh Markets Produce

The West End is not exactly what the USDA would consider a food desert. There’s a Kroger within walking distance…
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