184 Flags, One Community: Inside Your DeKalb Farmers Market’s World of Food

At Your DeKalb Farmers Market, 184 flags, global foods, and round-the-clock operations turn a Decatur grocery into Atlanta’s most beloved, affordable world market for families.

Shadow Ball: Learning More About Negro League History

Dear Shadow Ball: Which team was the best in the history of the Negro Leagues? Coach Al Davis, Rensselaer, NY. Dear Al: I will answer your inquiry from two perspectives…

Morehouse and Spelman Glee Clubs Deliver Three-Night Christmas Masterpiece

Morehouse and Spelman’s Glee Clubs delivered a powerful three-night Christmas concert series, blending tradition, harmony, and history in one of Atlanta’s most beloved holiday celebrations.

Georgia Breaks Alabama Curse, Wins 2025 SEC Championship in Dominant 28–7 Victory

Georgia crushed Alabama 28–7 to win the 2025 SEC Championship, ending years of title-game losses to the Tide and securing a strong College Football Playoff position.

ARTIST PROFILE: 1 Way Street

Atlanta rapper 1 Way Street rises from Dalton roots with faith, grit, and authenticity—balancing fatherhood, music, and a growing brand as he builds his own lane.

Warnock Leads Bipartisan Push to Speed Up Transit Projects, Cut Red Tape Across Georgia

Bipartisan bill led by Senator Raphael Warnock aims to cut red tape, speed up Georgia transit projects, and give state agencies more flexibility to deliver improvements faster.

Recy Taylor: The Abbeville Survivor Who Inspired Rosa Parks and a National Movement

By Milton Kirby | Abbeville, AL | December 2, 2025 On a warm September night in 1944, a 24-year-old Black mother from Abbeville, Alabama walked home from a revival service.…

Warnock, Ossoff Announce $300 Million to Close Georgia’s Digital Divide

Georgia will receive over $300 million in federal BEAD funding to expand broadband, helping close the digital divide and bringing high-speed internet to unserved rural communities.

The Life and Legacy of Rosa Parks: A Quiet “No” That Still Echoes

Seventy years after Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, her quiet “no” still shows how organized, everyday courage can move a nation forward.

Utility Shutoffs Surge as Americans Hit Lowest Level of Happiness on Record

Utility shutoffs are surging nationwide as soaring energy costs, record debt, and collapsing financial stability push Americans into darkness—mirroring the lowest U.S. happiness levels ever recorded.