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Taste Brookhaven 2026 restaurant lineup announced for culinary experience Brookhaven City Centre 

Sixteen Restaurant Partners Will Showcase Brookhaven’s Global Culinary Scene at Event Benefiting Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Strong4Life Program A world of flavor is coming to...

Atlanta Fed hosts dialogue on youth sports and economic mobility

The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta recently brought together leaders from a variety of backgrounds to talk about how sports can help strengthen youth...

Simple legal tool helps families keep inherited property

New Report Shows How ‘Heirship Affidavits’ Can Protect Family Property and Generational Wealth Many Black families in the South, and low-income families across the country, face...

6 Historically Black Summer Getaways You Need To Know About

Atlanta is a city full of life— buzzing with culture, energy, and community spirit. But like many urban areas across the country, it faces a...

Atlanta’s New Castleberry Hill gathering space hosts ‘Soccer Fest’ for 2026 World Cup Finale

A 15-Day Outdoor Festival With Free Public Access ATLANTA Soccer Fest, 15 days of free, family-friendly outdoor community celebrations during the 2026 World Cup...

Beauty specialist Lakiesha Jones shares fountain of youth secret for your best face forward

Face it. Chances are you’ll be up-close and personal at some point during Atlanta's summer months with people you'll want to get to know...

Homeownership in Atlanta Isn’t What It Used to Be. Here’s How to Prepare

By: Rush Imhotep, Financial Advisor, Northwestern Mutual   Atlanta has long been a city where families plant deep roots–culturally, socially, and economically. For many Black Atlantans, homeownership has represented stability, wealth-building, and...

Sip Smart: Atlanta Restaurants Toast to Dry January With Inspired Zero-Proof Creations

Atlanta restaurants are kicking off Dry January with a vibrant lineup of zero-proof cocktails that prove great flavor needs no alcohol. From bright citrus...

Five ways to improve your health this year that don’t rely on losing weight

PeopleImages/Shutterstock by Rachel Woods, University of Lincoln Every January, internet searches for the terms “diet” and “weight loss” surge, gyms become busier and diet trends spread...

RENEE P. ALDRICH: End-of-year musings for us seniors

We are about to close out the year 2025. If you are reading this, then you are one of the fortunate ones still standing...
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