Coach William ‘Buck’ Godfrey, giant of DeKalb County sports, has died at 83
Panthersville Stadium stands as a tribute to Coach Buck Godfrey, the Hall of Fame football coach who recently passed away.
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Girl Scouts hope new license plates will bring support year-round, not just at cookie time
Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta launches its first statewide specialty license plate to fund ongoing programs.
New Jovita Moore mural unveiled after community outcry
A mural honoring beloved WSB-TV anchor Jovita Moore has returned to Bellwood Coffee after the artwork was painted over as Bellwood Coffee prepared to open a new location and added its logo to the building.
Georgia State University still benefiting from Olympic legacy 30 years later
Thirty years after Atlanta welcomed the world for the 1996 Summer Olympics, Georgia State University continues to see the impact of the Games on its campus.
Atlanta artist shares story behind his iconic print - and how he’s moving it forward
Whether you know his name or not, you’ve most likely seen the work of Atlanta-based artist Gilbert Young.
Dogwood Festival in Atlanta saved after organization makes profit, enabling tradition to continue
Organizers for the well-known Atlanta Dogwood Festival said that they generated a profit this year, enabling the event to come back again.
Metro Atlanta drivers rethink trips as gas prices climb
Rising gas prices are forcing many metro Atlanta drivers to think twice before getting behind the wheel.
Atlanta’s Howard School celebrates 75 years of education, service to neurodivergent students
The Howard School in Atlanta is celebrating 75 years of serving students who learn differently. Staff and community partners are working to help guide the school and its programs into the future.
Free health screenings could help prevent Georgia’s biggest killers
These DeKalb doctors aren’t waiting for people to get sick. They’re bringing lifesaving screenings to the community.
Atlanta students create products honoring Civil Rights icons
A group of Atlanta students spent part of their summer doing more than just working a job. They were learning how to turn ideas into reality while helping preserve the legacy of two influential community leaders.
