Fulton County Addresses Unsigned 2020 Vote Forms Fulton County has admitted to the State Election Board that thousands of its 2020 election batch tally sheets and other tabulation forms lacked required signatures. This admission raises concerns about adherence to election procedures and the documentation of the county’s vote-counting process from the last presidential election. Unpacking Fulton County’s Admission The revelation came through legal filings, where Fulton County officials acknowledged significant issues with procedural documentation from … Read More

Atlanta’s 2026 Cultural Canvas: A Year to Remember Get ready, Atlanta! The city is poised for an extraordinary year in 2026, promising a vibrant tapestry of arts, history, and entertainment that will captivate locals and visitors alike. From world-class art exhibitions to groundbreaking theatrical premieres and lively festivals, our cultural calendar is brimming with stellar events designed to inspire, educate, and entertain. It’s time to mark your calendars and prepare for an unforgettable dive into … Read More

Remembering a Braves Legend, Gone at 67 Atlanta is mourning the loss of a beloved figure, a former Atlanta Braves outfielder who also shined as an Alabama prep star, passing away at the age of 67. His contributions to the team and the community left an indelible mark on generations of local fans. A Braves Legend Remembered The news of the former Braves outfielder’s passing has reverberated through the Atlanta sports community, bringing a moment … Read More

Drone Deliveries Take Flight with Walmart & Wing in Atlanta Atlanta is getting a major upgrade in convenience as Walmart and Wing expand their innovative drone delivery service across the city. This partnership means more locals can now experience the future of retail, getting essential items delivered right to their homes by air in a matter of minutes. Atlanta’s Sky-High Convenience Arrives What’s Happening? Wing, an Alphabet company renowned for its advanced drone technology, and … Read More

Fatal Fall at Iconic Atlanta Abandoned Hospital A profound tragedy has struck an abandoned Atlanta hospital building, widely recognized for its significant role in the popular Netflix series Stranger Things. Authorities confirmed a somber incident where a woman died after falling from the property, reigniting urgent concerns among local residents and officials about the inherent dangers of exploring derelict structures. The Tragic Incident Unfolds The event occurred at the former South Fulton Medical Center, a … Read More

Atlanta’s Near-Record Warm Christmas Forecast Get ready for a truly un-winter-like Christmas, Atlanta! Forecasters are predicting near-record high temperatures for both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, making this holiday season feel more like spring than late December across North Georgia. This unusual warmth will reshape how many locals celebrate, swapping cozy firesides for outdoor festivities. Unpacking the Warm Holiday Forecast The latest weather outlook from WSB-TV indicates a significant departure from typical late December conditions. … Read More

Georgia Farmworker Wages Slashed: Local Impact The Trump administration’s decision to significantly reduce H-2A migrant farmworker wages in Georgia, effective December 2025, marks a pivotal shift for the state’s vital agricultural industry and could ripple through communities, including Atlanta. This policy adjustment directly impacts thousands of essential workers and farmers, potentially altering the landscape of how Georgia’s produce makes it to our tables. Understanding the H-2A Program and the Wage Adjustment Georgia stands as a … Read More

Trae Young’s Return: A Fresh Start for the Atlanta Hawks Atlanta is buzzing! After a significant absence due to a finger injury, star point guard Trae Young is officially back on the court for the Hawks. His return marks a pivotal moment for the team as they navigate the critical final stretch of the season, reigniting hopes for a strong finish among local fans. The Road to Recovery and Team Resilience Young’s left fifth finger … Read More

Remembering Atlanta’s Tireless Advocate, Joe Beasley Atlanta and the world mourn the passing of Joe Beasley, a towering figure in the struggle for civil and human rights. A true native son, Beasley dedicated his life to championing justice, equality, and dignity for all, leaving an indelible mark on both local and international communities. A Pillar of Atlanta’s Civil Rights Legacy Joe Beasley’s roots in Atlanta ran deep, intertwining with the very fabric of the city’s … Read More

Georgia’s Political Report Card: Cookies & Coals in 2025 As Atlanta and Georgia continue their dynamic growth, understanding the actions of our elected officials becomes crucial. The “Cookie and Coal Awards,” an annual tradition, serve as a unique, informal barometer for local residents to gauge the performance of politicians, highlighting both their shining achievements and their significant missteps within the state’s legislative and executive branches. These awards offer a straightforward way to cut through complex … Read More