Democrat Alicia Johnson made history Monday when she was sworn in as the first Black woman to serve on the Georgia Public Service Commission.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s modern food and dining section can trace its origin back to the “women’s pages” first published in the 1880s.

Bergan Burnett always saw herself working for a nonprofit. She pivoted after several years working at an accounting firm and is now CFO of the High Museum of Art.

A Marietta family 20 years ago created a brand-new tradition with Elf on the Shelf, a Christmas miracle in a day and age where nostalgia rules the airwaves and gift shops.

Over the holidays, a growing mountain of things to do can make it easy to forget that it’s supposed to be a season for joy and fun. We have tips to help you manage stress.

Throughout her career, Hala Moddelmog has been a glass-ceiling breaker. As Woodruff Arts Center CEOP since 2020, she is leading the center in a a $67 million capital campaign.

Despite being a rap Mecca, Atlanta had lagged in producing homegrown female stars. But in 2025, women in Atlanta rap are crystallizing momentum into total domination.

Their combined decades of experience at the media powerhouse primed them for their new community-facing roles.

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Jamie Kirk, a licensed psychotherapist, created a new nonprofit dedicated to expanding mental health resources and reducing stigma across Atlanta.