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New Emory Hillel director talks job challenges
Just over a month after Lee Shaffer started his new job as Emory University Hillel Campus Director, pro-Palestinian protests began on campus following days of other…
A Weekend in Augusta: Beyond golf, Georgia’s second oldest city has its charms
Whether you’re going for the day or a weekend, Augusta makes for an easy drive from Downtown Atlanta, clocking in at just 2.5 hours. With the Masters Golf…
Lose yourself to find yourself at The Hambidge Center
Go deep into your art practice at The Hambidge Center.
Fulton County schedules events for seniors during Older Americans Month
The Fulton County Department of Senior Services has scheduled a series of events and virtual programs throughout the county for Older Americans Month to showcase the talents of…
Dunwoody residents can get lawn care services via GreenPal app
Technology has entered the field of lawn care in Dunwoody. GreenPal, an app that connects homeowners with local, vetted lawn care professionals, has recently launched in the city. According…
Brookhaven demands better ambulance service from DeKalb
Brookhaven Mayor John Park has declared that “time is up” on DeKalb County’s poor ambulance response times in the city. Nearly a year ago, Brookhaven City Manager Christian…
Georgia Power completes Plant Vogtle nuclear project
The second of two new nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle has entered full commercial operation, Georgia Power officials announced Monday. Unit 4, which went online nine months after the completion…
Kaleidoscope Bistro and Pub says goodbye to Brookhaven April 29
After 14 years in business, Kaleidoscope Bistro and Pub will raise a final glass on Monday, April 29, “breaking the hearts of the lonely, the hungry, and the uninspired,” according…
Kemp signs anti-squatting bill
Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation Wednesday aimed at illegal squatting. House Bill 1017, which the Georgia House and Senate passed unanimously during this year’s legislative session, creates the offense of…
Atlanta Press Club encourages candidates to attend April 28 debate
On Sunday, April 28, The Atlanta Press Club (APC) will host the 2024 primary election debates for key races across Georgia. But several incumbent candidates have either declined or have…
Atlanta restaurateur Ray Schoenbaum sells all three Ray’s Restaurants but ‘nothing is going to change’
Ray Schoenbaum, the man behind Ray’s Restaurants, will retire from the business after more than 40 years. And he’s selling his trio of restaurants in Sandy Springs, Downtown Atlanta, and…
The Breman celebrates rebrand, expanded programming for Jewish community
The year was 1996, Atlanta was hosting the Centennial Olympic Games, and there was a new Jewish museum in Midtown. Nearly 30 years later, The Breman is getting a new…
Atlanta Opera to perform ‘Another Sunrise’ at The Temple
The Atlanta Opera and The Temple present “Identity and Conflict,” a concert and panel discussion in honor of Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, at 6:30 pm. on Wednesday, May 1. …
Earth Day report card: Georgians battle threats to state’s natural wonders year round
Activities promoting environmental protection will be held across Georgia on Monday to celebrate Earth Day. However, for many conservationists the day of recognition is met with lingering concerns about decision…
Kemp signs bill to ease limits on new health care facilities while restating opposition to Medicaid expansion
The governor signed into law a high-profile health care measure Friday that is seen as a potential pathway to passing full Medicaid expansion next year – but not before casting…
5 questions to ask when helping an older parent with money
Conversations about money often require sensitivity and patience, especially when the person across the table is an older parent. Some of us won’t need — or want — to get…
