Home Depot CEO Ted Decker Takes Medical Leave Cobb County-based retail giant Home Depot recently announced that its President, CEO, and Chair, Ted Decker, is taking a temporary medical leave of absence. As Atlanta’s largest public company by revenue and a massive local employer, any major leadership shift at the Vinings headquarters sends ripples throughout our metro business community. Here is what Atlanta homeowners, shareholders, and employees need to know about this sudden transition and … Read More

How the Atlanta Hawks Can Clinch a Postseason Spot The Atlanta Hawks are fighting for a guaranteed spot in the Eastern Conference postseason, but the road back to the playoffs requires consistency and strategic adjustments. For local fans heading down to State Farm Arena, the talent on this roster is undeniable, yet translating that potential into wins remains the ultimate challenge. If Atlanta can execute on key defensive and offensive fronts, postseason basketball will return … Read More

Atlanta’s Best Black-Owned Spots to Visit Right Now Atlanta’s rich cultural legacy is deeply intertwined with its vibrant Black-owned business community, offering everything from historic soul food to cutting-edge retail experiences. Whether you are a lifelong resident or looking to explore new neighborhoods, these top-tier destinations define the city’s modern flavor. This curated guide highlights the essential local businesses that continue to shape Atlanta’s unique cultural and economic landscape. The Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship in … Read More

Charting the Path for Black Atlanta’s Political Future As Atlanta navigates rapid economic growth, its historic legacy of Black political influence faces a critical transition. Locals are questioning whether traditional political alliances still serve the pressing needs of working-class families. Securing the city’s future requires a focused, self-determined agenda that prioritizes local accountability over national rhetoric. The Changing Landscape of the Black Mecca For decades, Atlanta has been celebrated as a unique hub where Black … Read More

Top Things to Do in Atlanta: August 14 to 16, 2026 Late summer in metro Atlanta brings a vibrant mix of outdoor festivals, mountain getaways, and local cultural events. Whether you want to escape the city heat in the North Georgia mountains or explore lively neighborhood markets, this weekend offers plenty of options. Here is your curated guide to navigating the best activities across the metro area from August 14 through August 16, 2026. Weekend … Read More

Watch Braves vs. Diamondbacks Live on August 15 As the pennant race heats up this August, Atlanta sports fans are gearing up for a thrilling weekend matchup at Truist Park. The Atlanta Braves host the Arizona Diamondbacks on August 15, 2026, in a high-stakes National League showdown. Here is how you can catch every pitch live from the comfort of home. A Crucial Late-Season National League Battle By mid-August, every single MLB game carries the … Read More

Senior Housing Services Expands Into Atlanta Senior Housing Services has officially expanded its Southeast footprint by launching a dedicated office right here in Atlanta. This strategic move directly addresses the surging demand for high-quality senior care and housing solutions across Georgia and neighboring states. As our local population continues to age, this new office will provide critical, boots-on-the-ground support for families, senior living operators, and real estate developers navigating the regional market. Why Atlanta is … Read More

Atlanta I-285 Weekend Closure Raises Major Heat Concerns For Atlanta commuters already weary of the daily grind on the Perimeter, this coming weekend brings a particularly hazardous hurdle. A major planned closure on Interstate 285 is set to collide with dangerously high mid-August temperatures, creating a double threat of gridlock and extreme heat. Local authorities are urging motorists to plan ahead, adjust their travel schedules, and take active precautions to stay safe during this high-stakes … Read More

Home Depot CEO Ted Decker Takes Medical Leave Home Depot announced that Chief Executive Officer Ted Decker is taking a temporary medical leave of absence to focus on his health. The Atlanta-based retail giant, headquartered in Cobb County, has activated its executive succession protocols to maintain steady operations across its massive retail network. Local business analysts and residents are closely watching the transition, given the company’s footprint as one of Georgia’s largest employers. The Leadership … Read More

Hawks NBA Cup Schedule Spotlights Trae Young at Home The NBA has released the group stage schedule for the second annual NBA Cup, putting the Atlanta Hawks and star point guard Trae Young in the local spotlight at State Farm Arena. Following a busy offseason of roster restructuring, these high-stakes November tournament games serve as the ultimate home-court test for Atlanta’s revamped squad. Local fans can prepare for a thrilling slate of matchups as the … Read More