Month: January 2024

Georgia Power is seeking a huge increase in electricity generating capacity. In recent hearings, the utility revealed the vast majority of its forecast demand crunch — roughly 80% — is driven by data centers.

Black History Month is a week away, and there are a ton of events around the city to help celebrate, educate, and enjoy

Even though the team at Bovino After Dark in Atlanta’s West End neighborhood sometimes overly complicates dishes in the pursuit of deliciousness, the exciting thing about this venture is the unorthodox approach to a prix-fixe menu with no theme, the ad hoc nature of the endeavor and the fact that the rest of us are invited to experience the culinary arts in real time.

In 2024, Mardi Gras falls on the day before Valentine’s, and here are six events that will bring a taste of the French Quarter to Atlanta.

Flexibility is at the core of a new high-rise slated to open this year near Ponce City Market.

With the building of Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport terminal, Mayor Maynard Jackson established the roots of minority contracting still with us.

Fifty years after Maynard Jackson’s election as Atlanta’s first Black mayor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution explores his legacy on the American South.

A man walking on the Downtown Connector early Wednesday morning was fatally struck by two vehicles, police said.