Teen sensation Callista Clark debuts with soulful, boundary pushing country EP

At 17, Callista Clark’s musical abilities extend well beyond her years. Raised in a family of musicians in Zebulon, about … More

Music clubs take cautious approach to reopening amid rebounding Covid-19

Every morning for the past three months, Eddie Owen, owner of the Red Clay Music Foundry, has gone to Georgia’s COVID-19 … More

Cinema Paradiso: Donna Lefont is on a mission to keep film history alive in Atlanta

When Donna Lefont was 8-years-old, her father worked at a local movie theater. As a single dad, he often took … More

Today in street art: Ashley D. Thomas paints with color, culture and community in mind

Muralist Ashley D. Thomas likes to paint on the walls. Of public schools, libraries, bridges, hallways, street corners, bus stops and community … More

Long-standing champion of the printed word, A Cappella Books, turns 30

While so many other local institutions have faced the chopping block, Atlanta’s only in-town, full-service bookstore—which has survived both the … More

Today in street art: The collaborative spirit between Chris Alvarez and Courtney Hicks

Six years ago, Chris Alvarez and Courtney Hicks began new careers the same week, both at Floyd County Productions. Like many in Atlanta, they’re … More

Focus on Education: APS Milestone scores and graduation rates are up, but there’s still work to be done

Under the watchful eye of Superintendent Meria Carstarphen, Atlanta Public School’s continuous improvement in Georgia Milestone test scores and graduation … More