Atlanta Car Market: November Sales Dip and What It Means for You Atlanta residents keeping an eye on the auto market should note a recent forecast from Cox Automotive. National new vehicle sales for November are expected to decline by 8% year-over-year, driven primarily by higher prices and a slowdown in electric vehicle (EV) sales growth. This trend has implications for buyers and sellers across the Metro Atlanta area. The National Outlook: A Closer Look … Read More

Hong Kong Blaze: Lessons for Atlanta High-Rise Safety News of a catastrophic high-rise fire in Hong Kong, claiming at least 83 lives and requiring a multi-day battle by firefighters, serves as a stark reminder of the immense challenges urban centers face. While oceans separate us, the tragic events in a bustling metropolis like Hong Kong offer crucial insights and prompt a necessary reflection on high-rise safety right here in Atlanta, a city increasingly defined by … Read More

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Resignation: What About Benefits? The recent announcement of Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation from Congress (GA-14) on November 22, 2025, has become a significant talking point across Georgia, especially for Atlanta locals. Beyond the political ramifications, a key question for many citizens revolves around the impact of such a departure on an elected official’s federal retirement benefits and how these systems ultimately affect taxpayer funds. The Resignation That Rocked GA-14 On November … Read More

Your Weekend Guide: Atlanta Events, November 21-23, 2025 Get ready, Atlanta! This weekend, November 21-23, 2025, the metro area and North Georgia are buzzing with an incredible array of activities. From dazzling lantern festivals to high-energy concerts and unique cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy before Thanksgiving. Discover Your Perfect Atlanta Weekend Whether you’re looking for family fun, a cultural experience, live entertainment, or sporting action, Atlanta and its surrounding areas offer a … Read More

T.I. Marks 20 Years of Thanksgiving Giving in Atlanta Clifford “T.I.” Harris Jr. recently celebrated a significant milestone, hosting the 20th Annual Harris Community Works Turkey Drive and Pre-Thanksgiving Luncheon in Atlanta. This beloved tradition, a cornerstone of holiday support, once again brought together city leaders, volunteers, and thousands of families. Two Decades of Dedicated Service to Atlanta What began two decades ago as a heartfelt mission to ensure grandparents and grandchildren could share a … Read More

Walt Weiss Steps Up: Atlanta Braves’ New Manager Challenge The Atlanta Braves faithful are entering a new era following the retirement of beloved longtime manager Brian Snitker. Bench coach Walt Weiss has now stepped up to lead the team, inheriting what MLB.com describes as a unique “biggest challenge”: steering a highly talented roster back to its winning ways after a disappointing 2025 season. A Seamless Transition with High Expectations For eight years, Walt Weiss served … Read More

Minnie Evans’ Fantastical World Unveiled at High Museum Atlanta art lovers are invited to immerse themselves in the visionary realm of self-taught artist Minnie Evans, whose groundbreaking retrospective, “The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans,” is now on view at the High Museum. This significant exhibition, the first major showing of her work in 30 years, offers a profound look into the life and art of a Southern creative spirit. A Visionary Artist Grounded … Read More

Atlanta’s Tax Relief Helps Seniors Stay in Their Homes Atlanta, a city experiencing rapid growth and revitalization, is confronting the challenge of balancing development with community preservation. Rising property values and new urban projects have inadvertently put long-time residents, particularly seniors, at risk of displacement. To address this, Invest Atlanta has stepped in with a crucial anti-displacement and property tax relief program, offering a lifeline to vulnerable homeowners. Addressing Displacement in a Growing City Atlanta’s … Read More

Georgia Considers Expanding Cellphone Ban to High Schools The Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) recently unveiled its legislative priorities for the upcoming year, signaling significant changes for schools across the state. Among the key proposals are substantial raises for teachers and staff, free lunch for educators, and a notable expansion of cellphone bans to include Georgia high schools, building on the success seen in younger grades. A Push for Focused Learning: Expanding the Cellphone Ban … Read More

Westside Residents Demand a Voice in APS School Plan Atlanta’s Westside communities are speaking out against a proposed Atlanta Public Schools (APS) plan to repurpose 16 schools, fearing it will disproportionately impact their neighborhoods. Residents recently gathered for an emergency meeting, expressing deep frustration over decades of disinvestment and a lack of inclusion in critical city decisions. APS Repurposing Plan Sparks Westside Outcry The APS proposal targets 16 schools for closure or repurposing, with a … Read More