Civil rights activist and former MLK aide Tom Houck dies at 79

Jan Paul honored as GPC 2026 woman of distinction

Jan Paul, the former executive director of Leadership Sandy Springs, was named the Greater Atlanta Perimeter Chamber's 2026 Woman of Distinction during an awards luncheon held on October 21.

Vote delayed on demolition of LGBTQ+ historic site

The Neighborhood Planning Unit F has deferred its vote until November on a zoning application to demolish the home where Michael Hardwick was arrested in 1982, a pivotal moment that eventually led to the overturning of Georgia's anti-sodomy laws.

Halloween-themed 'Where the Weird Things Are' returns to Historic Fourth Ward Park on Oct. 24

Experience a magical Halloween at Historic Fourth Ward Park with giant mythical puppets, live music, and an immersive, reverse-parade style folklore celebration for all to enjoy.

Showrunner Brad Caleb Kane talks bringing 'Crystal Lake' to life

Showrunner Brad Caleb Kane reveals how he landed the 'Crystal Lake' prequel series, his creative vision for Pamela Voorhees, and his journey casting star Linda Cardellini for the role.

Sandy Springs Police cite former mayoral candidate for assembly violation

Former mayoral candidate Dontaye Carter faces citations for violating public assembly ordinances during a Sandy Springs protest, an issue he plans to challenge in municipal court on December 16.