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Atlanta Sisters Naco and Nari Roberson Open Bosque Café, Anchoring a Southwest Atlanta Revival
In southwest Atlanta, where decades of disinvestment have shaped what residents see on every corner, a new business opened its doors this week with an explicit purpose: to be more than a restaurant. Sisters Naco and Nari Roberson have launched Bosque, a burger spot and community café designed to function as a neighborhood gathering place built around culture, connection, and local pride. The story was spotlighted Friday in Sybil Wilkes’ “What We Need to Know” segment on the Black America Web network, framed as part of a broader conversation on Black entrepreneurship and community wealth-building. A Name With a Story The choice of name is
Atlanta Sisters Naco and Nari Roberson Open Bosque Café, Anchoring a Southwest Atlanta Revival
In southwest Atlanta, where decades of disinvestment have shaped what residents see on every corner, a new business opened its doors this week with an explicit purpose: to be more than a restaurant. Sisters Naco and Nari Roberson have launched Bosque, a burger spot and
Atlanta City Council Approves $6.4 Million in State Funds for Street Resurfacing
The Atlanta City Council moved on a slate of infrastructure, public safety, and facilities measures during its May 18 session, approving an ordinance that accepts approximately $6.4 million in state transportation funds earmarked for street resurfacing and re-stripping across the city. State Funds to Address Street Conditions The funds
I-285 Westside Reopens After 58-Hour Closure, Marking First Major Test of Atlanta’s Three-Year Perimeter Rebuild
Atlanta’s western Perimeter is moving again. All northbound and southbound lanes of Interstate 285 between Exit 7 at Cascade Road and Exit
Fox Gives Awards $1 Million to Preserve Historic DeSoto Theatre and Thomasville Municipal Auditorium
Atlanta’s Fox Theatre extended its legacy of historic preservation across Georgia this week, with its philanthropic arm Fox Gives awarding $1 million
Georgia Gas Prices Climb Past $4.30 — Atlanta Drivers Feel the Iran War at the Pump
The price surge that started at the Strait of Hormuz has reached every gas station in Georgia — and there is no
World Cup One Month Out as Atlanta Prepares to Host Eight Matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
The countdown is officially on. With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approximately one month away from kicking off in Atlanta, the city is in final-preparation mode for what local
Is Atlanta the Birthplace of Hip-Hop? A Look at the City’s History and Modern Dominance
The short answer is no. Hip-hop was born in the Bronx, New York, in the early 1970s, with most historians pointing to a 1973 block party hosted by DJ
Lee Najjar, the Man Atlanta Knew as “Big Poppa,” Has Died at 68
Lee Najjar — the Atlanta real estate investor who became one of the most talked-about off-camera figures in reality television history — passed away Saturday, April 18, 2026, at
Cardi B Closes the “Little Miss Drama Tour” at State Farm Arena — And Brings Missy Elliott, T.I., and Jeezy to the ATL
Atlanta got the ending it deserved. On Saturday, April 18, Cardi B brought the curtain down on her Little Miss Drama Tour at State Farm Arena — and the
South Georgia Wildfires Destroy Homes and Force Evacuations as Drought Grips the State
SAVANNAH, April 29, 2026 — Two massive wildfires are burning through south Georgia, consuming more
Atlanta’s Rare Disease Research Partners with myTomorrows to Fix a Broken Clinical Trial Referral System
For families navigating a rare disease diagnosis, finding the right clinical trial is one of
Georgia EPD Declares Level 1 Drought Response Statewide as Dry Conditions Persist
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division has declared a Level 1 drought response across the state,
Piedmont Park Activities: Discover Atlanta’s Outdoor Oasis
Located in the heart of Atlanta, Piedmont Park is a green oasis that offers a
Where Atlantans Are Eating This Holiday Season Across the City
December in Atlanta hits different once the holiday lights come on and the weather finally
Atlanta Halal Fest at Atlantic Station: A Global Flavor Journey
Atlanta is stepping up its culinary game with a fresh and exciting addition to its
Exercise Your Brain: Science-Backed Benefits of Cardio for Mental Clarity
For a long time, most people thought of exercise, especially cardio, as something purely for
Metro Atlanta Celebrates Day of the Dead: Norcross, Woodstock & Plaza Las Américas Events
Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is a deeply cherished cultural event
Lessons from Japanese Culture for a Better Life
Japanese culture offers a wealth of timeless wisdom that can be applied to enrich our