Avondale Estates Welcomes New Gelato Spot & More Atlanta’s vibrant culinary landscape is constantly evolving, and food enthusiasts across the metro area have exciting news to look forward to. Avondale Estates is set to sweeten its local charm with the arrival of a brand new gelato shop, adding another delightful stop to the neighborhood’s growing list of attractions. A Sweet New Chapter for Avondale Estates Anticipation is building as Avondale Estates prepares to unveil its … Read More

Trump Pardon Adds Wild Card to 2028 Election Landscape Recent news, as reported by the AJC in November 2025, has introduced a surprising and significant element into the upcoming 2028 election cycle: former President Donald Trump’s pardon of ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández. This unexpected move, announced well ahead of the next major presidential election, is already sparking debate and could profoundly impact the political narrative relevant to voters here in Georgia. Understanding the Hernández … Read More

Atlanta Celebrates Raphael Bostic’s CEO Recognition Raphael Bostic, the distinguished President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, has been honored with a Most Admired CEO Award. This significant recognition highlights his exemplary leadership and profound impact on the economic landscape of not just Atlanta, but the entire Sixth Federal Reserve District. His unwavering commitment to fostering stable and inclusive economic growth makes this award particularly relevant to our local community. Atlanta’s Economic … Read More

Leading Art Conservation: What It Means for Atlanta’s Treasures Atlanta is a city rich in history, culture, and a burgeoning arts scene, housing countless invaluable artworks and artifacts. The news of a new executive director at a prominent institution like the Williamstown Art Conservation Center (WACC) highlights the crucial role of expert leadership in preserving these treasures for future generations. While the WACC is located in Massachusetts, its mission and the caliber of its leadership … Read More

Georgia Tech’s Costly Errors on the Field Georgia Tech recently faced a crucial juncture in its season, where playing “close to perfection” was not just a goal, but a necessity. Unfortunately, the outcome underscored a recurring challenge: an abundance of mistakes. These missteps proved too significant to overcome, leaving Yellow Jacket fans analyzing what went wrong and what needs to change. The Pressure Cooker: When Perfection is Demanded The stakes for Georgia Tech were undeniably … Read More

Atlanta’s Heart of Giving: Hosea Helps’ 55th Thanksgiving As Thanksgiving approaches, Atlanta is once again preparing for a heartwarming tradition: the 55th Annual Thanksgiving Day Festival of Services hosted by Hosea Helps. This momentous event continues its half-century legacy of providing vital support, nourishment, and dignity to thousands of the city’s most vulnerable residents at the Georgia World Congress Center. A Tradition of Compassion at the GWCC For over five decades, Hosea Helps has been … Read More

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