BronzeLens Film Festival to Announce Official Selections for 2024 Event
BronzeLens Film Festival: The 15th annual festival in Atlanta, GA, promotes diversity and creativity in filmmaking, with a mission to elevate the city as a hub for filmmakers of color and nurture emerging talents.
Dallas Wings Edge Atlanta Dream in Thrilling Matchup
Dallas Wings edge Atlanta Dream 84-82 in high-intensity WNBA matchup, with Arike Ogunbowale and Odyssey Sims leading the Wings to a crucial win and improving their season record to 5-16.
Streetline: Transforming Lives and Communities in Washington D.C.
Streetline Nonprofit Organization: A 501(C)3 nonprofit in Washington, D.C. founded by Rick D. Bryant, providing violence prevention, mentoring, and therapeutic intervention services to vulnerable populations and promoting positive lifestyle changes.
Biden and Trump Clash in First Presidential Debate of 2024 Election Cycle
2024 Presidential Debate Recap: President Biden and former President Trump faced off in a structured debate, exchanging intense criticisms and unsubstantiated claims, with CNN moderators criticized for lack of real-time fact-checking.
History Made as Lorraine Cochran-Johnson Becomes DeKalb County’s First African American Woman CEO
Lorraine Cochran-Johnson Makes History as DeKalb County’s First African American Female CEO. She secured 60% of the vote, promising to tackle the county’s housing crisis, address gun violence, and empower youth through progressive policies and inclusive leadership.
Reese Dutton: A Life of Love, Family, and Photography
Reese Dutton’s Legacy: A devoted husband, father, and educator, Reese Dutton’s life was marked by love, service, and dedication, inspiring all who knew him with his unwavering commitment to family and community.
New CHaRM Facility Opens in DeKalb County, Atlanta-based Nonprofit Expands Sustainable Services
DeKalb County inaugurates Live Thrive’s second CHaRM facility, a 8-acre site for recycling hard-to-recycle materials, promoting sustainability, environmental stewardship, and community engagement in metro Atlanta.
Atlanta under siege by water crisis
Atlanta Water Crisis Update: Thousands affected by water main breaks, Mayor Dickens announces state of emergency, Army Corps of Engineers to assist in repairs, and a $5,000,000 fund to aid businesses in recovery.
Mason Mill Park unveils its new mural
Mason Mill Park Mural Unveiling: A vibrant mural, painted by Jermaine Clark, was unveiled at Mason Mill Park in Decatur, GA, showcasing community investment in public art and symbolizing unity and inclusivity in the park’s landscape.

From Atlanta to Normandy: A French Photographer Brings Black Cowboy History Across the Atlantic
Trump Shares Fake Denzel Washington Endorsement, Raising Questions About Misinformation
SHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League History
Your Children Are Growing Up With AI: What Parents and Grandparents Need to Understand
Atlanta Dream Sweep Liberty, Return to WNBA Finals After 13 Years
Dream Move Within One Win of WNBA Finals After Thrilling Overtime Victory
Resilient DeKalb Looks Beyond the Next Emergency to Build a Stronger County
What Happens When Your Car Starts Thinking for You? AI, Driving, and the Road Ahead
Dream Seize Control of Semifinal Series with Statement Win Over Liberty
Atlanta Developer and Civic Leader Egbert Perry Receives Four Pillar Award
Fourth-Quarter Surge Powers Dream Past Mystics and Into WNBA Semifinals
Angel Reese Makes Dream History as WNBA Defensive Player of the Year
Who Owns What AI Creates? Your Photos, Your Voice, Your Writing, and the New Question of Digital Ownership
Dream Turn Defense Into Game 1 Playoff Victory Over Mystics
Colin Took a Knee for Justice. Jay-Z Took a Seat at The NFL Table of White Supremacy.
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