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The Castleberry Hill Art Stroll has triumphantly returned after a six-year hiatus, revitalizing Atlanta's historic arts district. Chief Operating Officer Plushette Ellis emphasizes community involvement and support for artists. The event showcases va...
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The Gold Dome Report highlights crucial developments within the Georgia State Capitol as the 2025 Legislative Session nears its end. Republicans aim to advance Governor Brian Kemp’s agenda, while Democrats, led by Fani Willis, fight against detriment...
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A multistate measles outbreak has surged to 321 cases across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, with Texas reporting 279 cases. Hospitalizations have risen to 38, while testing capacity improvements aim to control spread. Health officials emphasize the...
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Airbnb's Janaye Ingram and AMBSE's Kim Addie announced a partnership on Mar. 18, 2025, to enhance economic benefits from major Atlanta events. This collaboration includes "Atlanta Unlocked," educating locals on Airbnb's potential. AMBSE CEO Nana-Yaw...
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On March 7, 1965, Selma, Alabama, witnessed brave activists marching for voting rights, facing violence on Edmund Pettus Bridge. This pivotal "Bloody Sunday" sparked the Civil Rights Movement, culminating in the Voting Rights Act. Today, the fight fo...
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This spring, vintage-inspired fashion is back, blending ’70s boho chic with ’90s minimalism. Embrace nostalgia with budget-friendly finds! Start by raiding your closet or visiting thrift shops. Mix vintage pieces with modern outfits, accessorize smar...
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Chakula cha Jua, born McNeal Cayette, passed away on March 5, 2025, at 79, leaving a profound impact on New Orleans' theatrical community. A prolific playwright, actor, and educator, he celebrated over fifty years of contributions, earning numerous a...
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Friends gathered to honor Caleb Wilson, a 20-year-old Southern University student, who tragically died from hazing on February 27. Known for his warmth and musical talent, Caleb's impact was profound. As the community mourned, they sought to transfor...
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In a historic gathering, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) strategized with African American journalists against Trump and far-right initiatives. Leaders like Yvette Clarke and Jasmine Crockett emphasized their resistance, advocating for Black med...
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Atlanta United faces a challenging match against Cincinnati on Saturday, Mar. 22, missing ten players due to international commitments. Key athletes like Emmanuel Latte Lath and Brooks Lennon will be crucial for securing points. The team aims to util...
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Dr. Randolph "Butch" T. Ware III, the Green Party's 2024 vice presidential nominee, is running for California governor in 2026. An associate professor at UC Santa Barbara, Ware's research spans Islamic thought, anti-slavery movements, and revolutiona...
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The current debate centers on deportations and whether Trump’s actions align with the Constitution. His administration’s wartime power invocation to deport Venezuelan gang members raises questions. Legal experts discuss potential constitutional crise...
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The Larry T. Byrd Administrative Building at 415 S. Kilpatrick Avenue, home to Habilitative Systems, Inc. since 1978, is pivotal for West Side residents in need of various services. A ribbon-cutting on March 28 will unveil its million-dollar renovati...
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Residents of Lincoln Heights, Ohio, a historic Black town, have formed an armed protection group following neo-Nazi attacks. The community launched a Safety and Watch program after a rally where hate symbols were displayed. Volunteers in tactical gea...
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(CNN) — Gaza’s fragile ceasefire was shattered early Tuesday as Israel carried out deadly strikes across the enclave and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to use “increasing military strength” against Hamas.Gaza experienced its deadlies...
