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Lawmakers, descendants and leaders gathered at the Georgia State Capitol to announce plans for a permanent monument to the Original 33, authorized by HB 303.
Retail & Industry in ...
A WARN filing says the IPIC dine-in theater at Colony Square will close April 28, affecting 163 employees. The loss trims Midtown's upscale movie options.
A federal appeals court granted Alabama’s dismissal of its ACF appeal, cementing a December 2023 settlement that sets minimum flows for downstream communities. Environmental appeals remain.
Real Estate & Development in ...
The W Atlanta Downtown is being reflagged as the JW Marriott Atlanta Downtown this spring, with 237 rooms, a 24‑room Mindful Floor and a redesigned lobby, bars and meeting spaces.
Food & Drinks in ...
Foo Hai, an offshoot of Atlanta's Urban Hai, will open this spring at the Aloft in Homewood. The menu has not yet been released.
Chef Patricia Kapusta is opening Honey & Challah, a kosher dairy café at 6120 Powers Ferry Road with AKC supervision planned for early May.
A Miami-inspired open-air café called The Grotto is coming to Marietta Street with tacos, cocktails and a tropical patio, targeting a soft opening in about 60 days.
Banh Mi 135 is expanding to Doraville and Norcross, bringing its Duluth‑style bánh mì, sugarcane juice and a fast‑casual model to North Atlanta.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
Morehouse landed a $5M NSF share to build a campus site for Horizon, bringing leadership‑class AI and research compute to the Atlanta HBCU and partner schools.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Metro Atlanta Ambulance paramedic faces 40 felony counts after a hidden clock camera was found at a Bartow County satellite office. Authorities say multiple coworkers were recorded.
A Jan. 20 Duluth robbery call expanded into a probe and an undercover sting; a Gwinnett man now faces human trafficking and related charges and is jailed without bond.
A University of Georgia instructor was removed from campus after a viral in‑class confrontation; UGA says the matter has been referred to law enforcement and an investigation is underway.
Gwinnett prosecutors say an independent review found no basis to charge anyone in the Aug. 8 killing of rapper Tevin "T‑Hood" Hood, citing a police finding of self‑defense.
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