Michael Thurmond Enters 2026 Georgia Governor’s Race with Focus on Unity and Experience
Michael Thurmond launches 2026 Georgia governor bid, emphasizing experience, Medicaid expansion, education, and coalition-building in a high-stakes race to succeed term-limited Gov. Brian Kemp.
Atlanta Leaders to Tackle Infrastructure and Funding at 2025 INTERSECTION Conference
Atlanta’s 2025 INTERSECTION Conference unites 500+ leaders to tackle infrastructure investment challenges with expert panels, national insights, and real solutions for regional development.
From Student to Leader: Elise Durham NABJ’s New Executive Director
Elise Durham named NABJ Executive Director, bringing 30+ years of leadership in journalism, communications, and public service to guide the organization into its next era.
‘Gray Divorce’ Is On The Rise, And Relationship Experts Think This Is Why
Gray divorce is rising—especially after 50—driven by evolving identities, longer lifespans, and shifting norms. Learn how to cope, heal, and rediscover yourself today.
Bridge to the Future: Ted Turner Bridge Reopens After 7-Year Closure, Reconnecting Downtown Atlanta
After seven years closed, the Ted Turner Bridge reopens with major upgrades—reconnecting South Downtown Atlanta and easing congestion ahead of major global events.
Warnock, Ossoff Bring $500M Military Construction Funding Package to Georgia
Senator Raphael Warnock secures over $500M in bipartisan military funding, Georgia’s largest investment since 2010, boosting bases, families, and veterans’ support services.
MARTA Suspends Streetcar Service for Utility Repairs and Upgrades
MARTA suspends Atlanta Streetcar service starting Sept. 8 for Georgia Power repairs and upgrades. Shuttle vans will run during the three-to-four-month closure.
First to Fly: Lisa Leslie Dunked, and Women’s Basketball Took Flight
Lisa Leslie made history with the WNBA’s first dunk on July 30, 2002—redefining women’s basketball and inspiring generations to reach higher than ever before.
DeKalb County Pioneers Long-Term Housing Solution with $8M Investment
DeKalb County invests $8 million in Park 500 to provide housing and services for 60 families transitioning from extended-stay motels to permanent stability.

Red Shoe Lunch Marks 16 Years of Sisterhood, Survival, and a Mission to Save Lives
Bottoms Brings Gubernatorial Message to Madison, Emphasizes Roots, Rural Healthcare, and Affordability
Robb Pitts Delivers 2026 State of the County: “We’ve Got It All”
The Power of One Word: Cynthia Williams and the Discipline of Language
Why Systems Mistake Compliance for Alignment
Change Feels Different When You Remember Before
SHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League History
Seven Visions for Georgia: Inside the Democratic Gubernatorial Field
15 Years Strong: Women of Color Honored in Brookhaven Celebration




























































































