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Mechanicsville leaders looking to decrease large events after shooting that injured 5
ATLANTA — Mechanicsville Neighborhood President Dr. David Holder was hesitant to see a large gathering outside the Dunbar Community Center on Aug. 10. In 2023, the "Mechanicsville Day" celebration — intended to be a day of community and fun — ended abruptly with a drive-by shooting that injured five people. He wasn't sure what 2024 would bring.
Celebrate Labor Day at Atlanta's Top Spots for Food and Fun
This Labor Day weekend, Aug. 30-Sept. 2, Atlanta's culinary scene is pulling out all the stops to create festive experiences. Whether you're indulging in fresh seafood, enjoying an extended brunch or dancing the night away, these local establishments have something special planned to ensure the holiday weekend is one to remember.
College Football Hall of Fame immersing visitors in history with new AI setup
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - College football is back and all 764 teams are undefeated. 2024 rings in a new season, a new 12-team playoff, and a new-look Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, thanks to BYU graduate Geoff Thatcher. “So, I’m a huge Auburn fan because my daughter...
Little 5 Points Alliance to honor former Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson for revitalizing area
Little Five Points is a destination for shopping, entertainment and dining. But a local organization says it’s much more than that. The Little 5 Points Alliance is working to preserve and educate others about the history and character of the neighborhood while bringing community members and businesses together. This weekend, the alliance is honoring individuals and organizations who have made Little Five Points unique, including the late Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson, at its third annual “People Make the Place” event.
Atlanta rapper Domani holds ‘Lock In,’ shares creative process with fans at Stankonia Studios
ATLANTA – Innovative Atlanta rapper Domani held the successful “The Lock In” event at Stankonia Studios in Atlanta on Tuesday. Domani interacted with fans, took photos and had a studio session at the iconic Stankonia Studios to share an inside look at his creative process with making music. The event was hosted by C.J. Williams, a manager at the world renown Trap Music Museum, which is owned by Atlanta icon T.I. and Domani’s father. “I’m excited about The Lock In, as this was a dope experience I was able to give my fans an opportunity to see my creative process as an artist,” Domani told WSB Radio. The Lock In was held between 12 p.m. - 12 a.m. on Wednesday, with many fans signing up for two-hour slots to watch Domani work and to also get their own creative juices flowing.
OutKast files trademark infringement lawsuit against EDM group ATLiens
ATLANTA — OutKast is suing an EDM group called "ATLiens" for trademark infringement. In a federal lawsuit filed in Georgia, lawyers for Big Boi and André 3000 argue that the EDM group is using the name, which is a combination of aliens and Atlanta, and it's confusing fans.
Rattlers return to Atlanta to start where they finished
ATLANTA, Ga. –– The 2024 college football season starts with a highly anticipated MEAC/SWAC Challenge showdown as the Florida A&M Rattlers return to Atlanta to take on the Norfolk State Spartans after finishing the season there winning the 2023 Celebration Bowl. For Rattler Nation, all eyes are on Atlanta, Georgia, where FAMU head coach James Colzie III will make his head coaching debut on a national stage.
Atlanta High School Bands Hit High Note with Thousands in Prizes from 1-800-TruckWreck Band Challenge
Atlanta's aspiring musicians are feeling the rhythm of success, as 1-800-TruckWreck has amplified the potential of local high school bands through the sponsorship of the Great Atlanta Band Challenge, where ten bands have cashed in on thousands of dollars to bolster their band programs. Mundy's Mill High School, with 3,844 votes in their favor, trumpeted the competition by bagging $21,000, leading the pack with a score not just in music but in funding too.
Legendary Atlanta Fine Dining Restaurant Nan Thai to Debut in Buckhead This Fall
Debuting soon, the family who introduced Thai fine dining to Atlanta with Nan’s on Spring Street and 17th over 20 years ago will bring the beloved namesake to Buckhead. This October, Chai Yo Modern Thai Executive Chef and Owner DeeDee Niyomkul, the daughter of pioneering Atlanta restaurateurs Nan and the late Charlie Niyomkul, is poised to transform her popular space located at 3050 Peachtree Road into Nan Thai Buckhead.
Feds to revisit key environmental permit for wells to supply Hyundai's GA site
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Friday it is launching a “reevaluation” of a key environmental permit for four proposed Floridan Aquifer wells to supply up to 6.6 million gallons of water per day to Hyundai Motor Company’s Bryan County manufacturing facility and related development around the nearly 2,500-acre site. USACE’s move...
City of Atlanta to screen free movies at 2 local parks this weekend
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Looking for something to do this weekend? Atlanta’s Department of Parks and Recreation has you covered. The city will screen two movies: “The Color Purple” at the C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center’s rear field on Friday, and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem” at the Rev. James Orange Park at Oakland City’s baseball field on Saturday. Both movies start at around 8:30 p.m. and are free to attend!
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