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Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams sits at a side table during a special City Council meeting Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026, prior to an upcoming investigative hearing. (Ben Gray for the AJC)
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Atlanta artist Fabian Williams imagines the future in ‘Mothership Sirius B’

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Let Me Put U On: Why the Aunt Viv latte at Portrait Coffee feels like home

Steve Allen celebrates 30 years of Olympic art

Atlanta artist Steve Allen explores Olympics, ancestry at Hammonds House

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What end of EEOC sex, race data collection could mean for Ga. workers, employers

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Documentary on designer Patrick Kelly opens Atlanta’s BronzeLens Film Festival

At left, first-year Morehouse student Evan Parker (center) poses with mother Keilani Parker (left) and father Sarquis Parker (right) at Evan’s graduation party outside of their Atlanta home on Sunday, Aug. 2, 2026. At right, first-year Spelman Brooke Spiva (center) poses with aunt Tenaya Watson (left) and mother Yolanda Watson Spiva (right) on Spiva’s move-in day at Spelman College on Aug. 11, 2026. (Abbey Cutrer/AJC; Arvin Temkar/AJC)

Following family legacies, two Atlanta freshmen begin their Spelhouse journeys

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Can a modern Black Wall Street still succeed in Atlanta?

Let Me Put U On: The journaling habit that helped me better understand myself

Usher’s New Look youth land employment

Usher’s New Look turns 6 R&B Tour internships into jobs