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The Cumming-based church is relieving medical debt owed by more than 2,400 people living in Fulton and Forsyth counties.
She’s set to play in US Open Women’s final Saturday, but Coco Gauff's story begins right here in Atlanta.
The railcars will eventually become part of Artificial Reef L, 23 nautical miles east of Ossabaw Island.
The American Red Cross and the non-profit Caring For Others are just two of the groups working to get resources to thousands of people now left without a place to call home.
The 'Stuff the Truck' event is thanks to a partnership with Kroger on Chamblee-Tucker road and the United Service Organizations.
The mascots will compete at Aflac’s The Brand Football Combine at 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 1.
The Atlanta Women’s Foundation has provided over $1.1 million to 21 nonprofits in Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Gwinnett, and Fulton counties.
Iovine introduced the program on Tuesday joined by another big name in the music industry, producer and songwriter Dallas Austin.
Ronnie Howard runs Arid Restoration Company. But just a few years ago he would’ve never thought it was possible to own his own business.
As a child, Ladner had nothing but Batman after a fire burned down his family’s home.
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According to a recent study by the Urban Institute, more than $600 million has been pumped into the community since 1995.
Companies are coming up with new and creative ways to incorporate pumpkins and pumpkin spice.
The school has two social workers who help families individually create a family success plan.
Hundreds of businesses are organized into various categories on the site, including food and drink, home improvement, beauty, health, education, travel, and more.
Four business partners of the Hana Hou Hospitality Group are from Atlanta. The group runs five restaurants on the island.
According to the public charity foundation’s social media page, it says 12 small business owners were surprised with $10,000 grants.
Sending your child to college is never easy. The Hicks family is saying goodbye to all three of their children at once.
The landmark celebrates 60 years, as its designer Hubert Puckett celebrates his 90th birthday!
“At first glance, they are swimming with fish. What is really happening is we are bringing warriors with similar injuries, similar experiences together.”
The Quavo Cares Foundation will partner with the Tender Foundation to provide school supplies and clothes to more than 260 families.
Chief Robinson said, “Austin and his family are now members of our fire family, and we will be right beside him for his fight.”
The six-week program was started in March 2023.
Mai Ideshita wants to make theater arts accessible to everyone, especially kids in her community.
“We pick up trash, while along the way we do a number of photo and content creation elements. It’s our way of giving back to the city of Atlanta and specifically our neighborhood,” he said.
The Habersham County school bus driver created his own Youtube channel called "Oobies Tips."
Nayana Ferguson and her husband, Don, are the owners of award-winning tequila company "Anteel Tequila."
Austin spotlighted the importance of HBCUs in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down affirmative action.
There are fewer than 20 of these guitarfish living in aquatic facilities in the U.S.
Open Doors helps provide housing to nearly 1,000 people per year.
Two sisters are among the most dominant volleyball players in Georgia.
River Streets Sweets is celebrating 50 years in business.
Eubanks’ recent success is serving as a positive model to aspiring tennis players in south Atlanta.
Atlanta artist creates largest tattoo artwork honoring late Atlanta area rapper, Takeoff.
Staff at Wellroot said case managers will distribute the items to families within the next two weeks.
The event aims to pack 1,000,000 meals for those with food insecurity in metro Atlanta.
College Park is home to the Dreamchasers: a group of mostly 1st-generation volleyball players with limited resources but loads of talent.
The reunion is a chance for the younger generation to connect with their elders, share stories, food, party, and create memories.
A local priest is bestowing blessings on every person lacing up their shoes tomorrow for the annual Peachtree Road Race.
Caleb Guy won silver medals in the men’s 200-meter, men’s 500-meter and doubles 200-meter events.
“The biggest change we need to see in healthcare is having more disability-competent healthcare providers,” said Hinton.
A local non-profit making strides in the fight against gun violence is in jeopardy of closing its doors.
The parade flyover used the “missing man” formation.
One business owner is proving there’s no age bracket to success.
The 50 kids enrolled are learning math, science even photography and financial literacy.
Caleb Guy’s mom, Mollie, says the athlete’s passion sparked two years ago when he and his best friend signed up for a Cherokee County kayaking team.
From getting through the front door of his home, to getting into his bedroom, simple tasks became obstacles for one Georgia man. A non-profit has stepped in, to make life-changing improvements for the veteran and his family at no cost to them.
Some projects take weeks, others take months, and some take 25 years.
Musicians had a chance to show their stuff ahead of July 1.
Louis Graziano traveled across the Atlantic with 18,000 other troops.