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Your Guide to Atlanta Juneteenth Celebrations, Festivals, and Black Joy

Freedom bells rang in Galveston Bay, Texas, on June 19, 1865, two years after Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing more than 250,000 enslaved people. Now, five years after its official declaration as a federal holiday, Atlanta is celebrating with family-friendly community gatherings, live music
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12 Georgia Places Making Brownies That Keep Customers Coming Back

Brownies are not supposed to inspire road trips. Georgia completely ignored that rule. One bite of a rich, fudgy square with melted chocolate tucked into every corner can suddenly turn a quick bakery stop into a full-blown obsession. People swear they are “just grabbing one,” then somehow walk out with boxes for later.
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Arson suspect arrested; neighbor says it’s part of dispute

A case of suspected arson was carried out in broad daylight, and an arrest was made with the help of quick-thinking neighbors
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The Rise and Fall (and rise) of the Belmont Hills shopping center in Smyrna

[This is an expansion and republication of an evergreen article we first published in July of 2017, when the Courier’s web traffic was about a tenth of our current readership.]. On Nov. 18, 1954, an article in the Atlanta Constitution opened with the following paragraph. “The Belmont Hills Shopping...
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‘Never seen anything like this:’ Probe launched into Chattahoochee fish kill

An independent investigation is underway into one of the largest fish kills ever recorded on the Chattahoochee River.
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Groups get into fight, pull out guns. What police say man’s girlfriend did after...

Atlanta police shut down part of Edgewood Avenue to investigate a double shooting on Wednesday morning.
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Man stabbed near MARTA station, police say

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A man was stabbed near the Hamilton E. Holmes MARTA Station early Wednesday, Atlanta police said. Although the stabbing did not occur on MARTA property, the transit agency’s police department responded to a call about 3 a.m. from Grady Memorial Hospital about a man being shot, police
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15 Charming Georgia Cafes With Scenic Views Perfect For This June

Coffee tastes better when surrounded by remarkable scenery. Georgia’s cafe culture understands this principle completely. Rooftop spots above Atlanta’s skyline celebrate urban energy. Mountain hideaways in Blue Ridge foothills offer peaceful escape. The state’s variety proves genuinely impressive. June transforms cafe
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Centurion Foundation launches due diligence to buy Northlake Mall

TUCKER, Ga. - A prominent charitable organization has stepped forward with plans to potentially purchase Northlake Mall, offering a glimpse of hope for the property after shop owners were recently told to vacate. Northlake Mall buyout. What we know:. Centurion Foundation announced it has launched a process to potential
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Metro Atlanta mom accused of stealing nearly $280,000 from job, using some to pay...

A Cobb County mother is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from her job, then using it to pay for day care and other personal expenses.

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