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The market's founder turned a vacant Target store into a thriving marketplace where more than 100 Black entrepreneurs could sell their wares.

A pickleball tournament honoring the late Whitney Houston will be held in Alpharetta in June. Celebrity guests are expected, along with professional pickleball players.

Of the nearly 3,500 billionaires in the world, only 27 are Black – fewer than 1%. Just three are women. Here’s who made the list and where Tyler Perry ranks.

Colorful paintings, engaging installations and historic photos are leaving their marks in Black culture throughout Atlanta’s museums.

Four Atlantans in media, entertainment and higher education celebrate their kids becoming National Pan-Hellenic Council members.

Plus, Offset, a new Gordon Parks exhibition, Angel Reese and “teen takeovers.”

The late civil rights leader’s foundation will recognize playwright Pearl Cleage and journalists/authors Isabel Wilkerson and Trymaine Lee at the Kaleidoscope Awards.

Pulitzer Prize in poetry finalist Danez Smith will be the distinguished guest poet at two Emory University poetry readings on April 17-18.

A children‘s book celebrating the 50th anniversary of activist Dick Gregory‘s cross-country run features artwork by Atlanta illustrator Frank Morrison.

Now a senior, N’guessan has flourished on campus and is one of three 2026 Rhodes scholars representing the West Africa constituency.