Inside the rift on the right: Erick Erickson’s latest piece challenges extreme far-right influences entering conservative organizations and religious groups, arguing it's a spiritual issue, not just a political one @TwomBax https://t.co/eINuZgukdW
Through YWCA Greater Atlanta's ENCOREplus program, free screenings, bilingual outreach, and local support are turning health awareness into lifesaving care. #Sponsored#YWCAAtlanta https://t.co/o6ROBUYeqx
Typically, census records offer a wealth of information. But, in Atlanta’s 1850 census, one category raised more questions than answers as seen in this installment of #StoriesofAtlanta https://t.co/WXUp5K9Gst
Technical expertise gets you in the room, but systems and scale win the contract. @GABizCouncil looks at how Amber Batchelor prepared her business long before a $2.4M opportunity arrived #Sponsored https://t.co/DwN4cwqZHS
Tackling the loneliness crisis among adults with intellectual disabilities: How Atlanta’s faith communities may be a solution #GuestColumn https://t.co/r4WTUdjTcV
One in four Metro Atlanta renter households faced an eviction filing last year. Researchers from Princeton’s @EvictionLab joined city leaders to examine why filings are soaring and how early intervention can keep families housed. https://t.co/IW2SGt5k1o
ICYMI: Should Atlanta turn off water for $236 million in unpaid bills? Mayor Dickens says it’s a ‘tough decision.’ @DelaneyTarr https://t.co/toqoaiXf21
KIPP Atlanta's new CEO, Michael Cormack Jr., traces his leadership approach back to a fourth-grade classroom in the Mississippi Delta. Now he's applying those lessons to an ambitious 2030 literacy and college-completion goal for @kippatl https://t.co/c1t0ZMahUA
Was Ray Davies mourning a vanishing England, or gently mocking everyone who missed it? A look back at The Kinks' Village Green Preservation Society, the album that turned nostalgia into some of rock's most bittersweet songwriting. #CommonChords https://t.co/AcbpkiTNZM
Eight decades and roughly 200 million lives saved later, the drug Alexander Fleming discovered by accident faces a threat he predicted himself: antimicrobial resistance. #Sponsored@CDCFound https://t.co/0XikPSyWGw
From brain health initiatives to a new rural health navigation tool from WebMD founder Jeff Arnold, @MariaSaporta recaps the latest @HCSConnect gathering. https://t.co/wGte0KeE9m
Caregiver support, flexible spending accounts, mental health coverage. The benefits Atlanta employers are betting on to keep talent. #sponsored@BankofAmerica https://t.co/zLvYYiVssn
A Democrat crossing party lines, a "nutcase" comment caught on video, and a rematch from 2022. Months ago, he was fighting an FBI raid tied to her testimony. Now Fulton's Democratic chair is endorsing a Republican over her Democratic opponent. https://t.co/Slswrl2cVU
Weeks into his tenure, new @childrensatl CEO Dr. Patrick Frias saw the system ranked the Southeast's No. 1 pediatric hospital. But he says rankings don't capture whether families can reach that care, and outlines a five-year vision for closing the gap. https://t.co/dqLKzy13sO
Atlanta City Council just unanimously backed a resolution supporting Beltline light rail. But behind the symbolic vote lies a much harder question that Mayor @AndreForAtlanta Dickens says will define what comes next. @AtlantaBeltline@BeltlineRailNow https://t.co/BW6ie89zXg
From @EmoryUniversity classrooms to HBO set design: Professor Erica Dunbar is using her expertise to shape "The Gilded Age" - from accurate bustle sizes to rich, complex storylines on NY's 1880s Black elite. #sponsored https://t.co/SUCJDrgxHk