Rough Draft Atlanta
Braves pitcher Spencer Strider brings baseball and music communities together through vinyl giveaway
Braves pitcher Spencer Strider is bridging the gap between sports and culture by giving away exclusive vinyl records featuring local Atlanta independent bands to fans at Truist Park.
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4mMARTA launches new Breeze fare payment system on March 28
MARTA transitions to its new Breeze payment system starting March 28. Riders can use new tap-to-pay options or upgraded cards during the five-week transition period ending May 2.
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3mSnapCo. celebrates 13 years of Black trans leadership at gala on Aug. 8
The Solutions Not Punishments Collaborative (SnapCo.) is scheduled to host its biennial "Forever Paradise" gala on August 8 at Center Stage to celebrate 13 years of Black trans-led organizing and community safety.
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6mNorcross debates demolition moratorium ahead of Aug. 10 vote
During an August 3 policy work session, the Norcross City Council discussed the 2027 budget, a proposed flat property tax rate, and a potential moratorium on the demolition of pre-1950 structures.
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3mGeorgia Peanut Commission launches $10,000 innovation contest
The Georgia Peanut Commission has launched the Georgia Peanut Innovation Award, offering a $10,000 prize to food entrepreneurs who create new products using Georgia peanuts.
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7mAtlanta legacy, hip hop, and film collide on Alex Woodruff's 'Thomasville'
Director Alex Woodruff explores Atlanta's cultural legacy and personal history in his short film Thomasville, an intimate drama executive produced by hip hop legends Goodie Mob.