Atlanta small business owners discuss TikTok's importance for growth at a community event amidst concerns over a potential U.S. ban due to data security issues.

Ryan Millsap, ex-CEO of Blackhall Studios, faces criticism after court documents revealed his racist and antisemitic texts. His tenure at the studio ended with its sale in 2021.

Woodstock celebrates Georgia Cities Week from April 21-27 with events like a yard sale, recycling event, farmers market, and various civic activities, including a Touch-A-Truck event, town hall, and amnesty for court cases.

The Chrisley family, known from "Chrisley Knows Best," are appealing fraud convictions, with a hearing set for April 19. They maintain innocence despite their sentences starting in January 2023.

Kennesaw announces the return of the First Friday Concert Series from May to October, excluding July, featuring a variety of bands and providing shopping and dining experiences.

The May-retta Daze Festival returns to Historic Marietta Square on May 4-5, with arts, crafts, music, and a kid's zone. Hosted by Superior Plumbing, it offers handmade items and live performances.

The Taste of Marietta food festival is happening on April 28th, offering a variety of dishes from over 50 vendors, along with live music and chef demonstrations.

Milton is celebrating Earth Day with a week of eco-friendly events from April 15-22, including a new Junior Ranger program, beekeeping classes, tree care instruction, and community clean-ups.

Marietta, Georgia, hosts an event at its Gone With the Wind Museum, featuring speakers, music, and memorabilia sale. Attendees can enjoy historical costume discussions and a film screening.

Missy Elliott announces her first headlining tour, "Out of This World," coming to Atlanta's State Farm Arena on July 27 with Busta Rhymes, Ciara, and Timbaland.

The Marietta History Center offers a free 'Rockets and Robots Family Fun Day' on April 20, funded by a law firm, featuring educational activities and exhibits.

Country-rap artist Colt Ford is in the ICU after a heart attack post-performance in Arizona. His career includes several hits and music industry contributions.

Killer Mike announces a North American tour and releases a music video for "Exit 9," featuring scenes of Atlanta and a cameo from Mayor Andre Dickens.