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Discover Atlanta's new documentary "United We Roar" traces the fans who built Atlanta's soccer culture downtown.
Atlanta Community Food Bank CEO Kyle Waide will take over as downtown's top civic leader on Dec. 1, succeeding AJ Robinson after 23 years.
A Grady-run services hub inside the downtown city detention center is seeing far fewer guests than it was built for.
Georgia State brings a nine-story Research Tower online downtown while building a new Panther Quad at Hurt Park.
Architect Tom Ventulett III, whose firm TVS shaped the Georgia World Congress Center and the Omni, has died.
Georgia-Pacific drops its plan to turn part of its 51-story Peachtree Street tower into apartments and retail.
Parkway Corporation buys a 113-space surface lot at 289 Marietta Street NW, across from the College Football Hall of Fame.
Chaka Khan Hacienda, the LGBTQ+ day party that found its latest home at Underground Atlanta, is going on hiatus.
Atlanta is selling the city detention center on Peachtree Street SW to Fulton County, pending City Council and commission votes.
A resolution before Atlanta City Council asks the mayor's office, MARTA and Atlanta Beltline Inc. for a Beltline rail construction plan.
Atlanta Black Pride Weekend marked 20 years with six days of parties, brunches and a festival from City Hall to Piedmont Park.
A new Jamaican-leaning restaurant, Jamrock Grill & Vibez, is seeking an alcohol license for 609 Whitehall St. SW.
Trinity United Methodist's pews and woodwork are being salvaged as its campus at 265 Washington St. SW becomes The Sanctuary.
South Downtown's tenants released an illustrated map of the district's shops, restaurants and hotels, as 85 Peachtree St. keeps leasing.
Hand-roll bar NoriFish and ramen shop Okiboru are now serving inside the Ponce City Market food hall.
