The Atlanta International Night Market wraps up its Norcross weekend on Saturday, November 7, 2026, with international food, artisan vendors, and cultural performances at Lillian Webb Park from 2 to 10 p.m. Admission is free. The two-day event returns the market to the city where it debuted in 2016.
By: Matthew Kayser For Riah Greathouse, Atlanta is home in the fullest sense. It is where he was born and raised, where he built Greathouse Trial Law, and where his appreciation for people continues to shape his work. When he talks about what makes the city special, his answer
By: Marcus Landry Water spreads fast, and how many people a restoration company can put on-site in the first hour can matter as much as how quickly the phone gets answered. Paul Davis Restoration of Mobile, AL says it can deploy more than a single technician from the start
A finished manuscript is not a finished book. Between the last line an author writes and the moment a reader buys a copy sits a long stretch of specialized work. Editing, design, file
By: Matthew Kayser Back pain and extra weight often show up together, and each one can make the other harder to deal with. When your lower back aches, a walk around the block
For many business owners, rent is the largest fixed expense on the books. Every month, it leaves the business and builds equity for someone else. At some point, a question naturally arises: should
When a person gets married for the second time, they may believe that they have learned from the mistakes of their first marriage. They may be older and more financially stable, and they
Publishing a book is one milestone. Reaching readers is another. Many authors finish the manuscript, approve the cover, and hit publish, only to watch the title sit quietly in a crowded catalog. Book
MARTA began construction on Monday, October 26, 2026, on arterial rapid transit lines along Cleveland Avenue and Metropolitan Parkway in Atlanta and East Point. The project adds 53 new stops, buses every 15
Turning a manuscript into a published book involves more than completing the writing process. Authors must consider editing, design, formatting, distribution, and marketing before their work reaches readers. For aspiring and established writers,
A finished draft is not a finished book. Most manuscripts arrive at the end of the writing process full of strong ideas and uneven execution. Scenes run long. Chapters repeat themselves. A character’s
American universities have spent much of the past two decades expanding programs that place civic engagement alongside traditional academic study. Leadership institutes, service-learning initiatives, public policy fellowships, and community-based learning programs have become
A green card grants permanent residence in the United States, and almost every employment-based path to one starts with an employer. A company offers a job, sponsors the case, and often spends a
Writing a book takes months. Preparing that book for readers takes a different set of skills. Many writers finish a draft and then stall, unsure how to move from a rough manuscript to
By: Matt Emma As Georgia prepares for open enrollment, the founder of 1099Workers and Managed Health is focused on a question that extends beyond choosing a health plan. What makes working for yourself
For Atlanta businesses navigating the current economy, growth requires careful decisions about where to invest, how to attract customers and which tools can improve productivity. Dr. Celestine O. Chukumba, founder of Atlanta-based national
Artlanta Festival of Culture comes to Historic Fourth Ward Park from October 30 to November 1, 2026, with free admission, murals and installations by Atlanta artists, vinyl DJ sets, and a full, uninterrupted
By: Sara Wolfe For more than three decades, Billy Planer has built his work around a deceptively simple idea: people understand one another better when they hear one another’s stories. After taking more
By: Ethan Rogers I run a cabinet shop in Lawrenceville and do a good amount of work in Forsyth County, specifically Cumming. Most weeks, I’m working somewhere between the older neighborhoods closer to
Higher education institutions have begun expanding beyond the traditional fixed classroom through online programs and blended courses. According to a report by UNESCO published in June 2025, there were 264 million students enrolled
A 2026 estimate puts Georgia’s top 1% income line at $714,243, a level that many first-generation founders reach without a family playbook. This feature looks at what changes when the first in a
The travel agency’s role has changed as customers have more ways to research, compare, and book holidays. Digital sales channels have expanded alongside traditional branches, while social media has given agencies new ways
By: Dr. Tamara Patzer In brief: Wealth that arrives without preparation is often lost within a generation. A New Orleans tax attorney argues that families should treat succession as an apprenticeship, with defined
Atlanta is hosting its first Climate Week from October 10 to October 15, 2026, with community-led programming across the metro area. The centerpiece is a daylong Innovation Event at SCADshow on Monday, October
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