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Author and historian Herman ‘Skip’ Mason Jr. has appeared in the AJC and preserved it.

UATL's Ernie Suggs looks back at 2025 and explains why "Cabin in the Sky" by De La Soul is one of his favorite albums.

Is Atlanta the Black arts mecca?

As someone who grew up immersed in newspapers, books and magazines, I only had eyes for print. But it's not how we deliver the news that matters most.

Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Christopher “Tricky” Stewart gets nomination for induction into Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Kwanzaa, which translates to “first fruits,” is a seven-day cultural celebration observed between Christmas and New Year’s from Dec. 26 through Jan. 1.

Author Tayari Jones decided that Christmas was a language she could speak for herself. It's a reminder to anyone else feeling sidelined by the holiday season.

A celebrated pastry chef and her community came together to create Atlanta’s hottest and most ambitious late-night hangout.

The small business hub is working to stay rooted in its mission to serve its community, while embracing events like the World Cup.

After a legal battle, Brandon “Brannu” Fulton is back riding city streets and planning a South Fulton horse farm as his story hits the big screen.