By: Emily Parker The alchemical metaphor at the center of Kenni-Richelle King’s debut book, Alchemized, is not decorative. It is precise. Alchemy, in its original sense, is the transformation of base material into something more valuable through a process that takes heat, time, and specific knowledge of what is
Emory University and Georgia Tech are investing more than $1 billion combined in artificial intelligence, with roughly $600 million from Emory University and more than $575 million from Georgia Tech. The joint commitment, announced October 8, 2026, pays for AI talent, computing infrastructure, research, and workforce training aimed at
ATLANTA, GA – Mirror Cosmetic is building its direct-to-consumer skincare business around targeted bioactive peptide complexes, practitioner-informed formulation, and a disciplined approach to customer growth and repeat replenishment as independent beauty brands expand at a faster rate than major conglomerates. NielsenIQ reported in 2026 that independent beauty brands grew
The city’s film sets, music studios, churches and kitchens are full of people with something to say, and more of them are putting it into books. Yet many first-time authors learn a hard
Small business owners across Pennsylvania face the same fundamental challenge as business owners everywhere: real opportunities and real cash flow gaps rarely wait for a slow lending process. Whether the need is covering
For businesses that sell to other businesses, one of the most frustrating parts of running a healthy, growing operation is the gap between delivering a product or service and actually getting paid for
The Atlanta Art Fair ended its third edition on Sunday, October 4, after four days at Pullman Yards in Kirkwood. Organizers listed more than 80 galleries from Atlanta, across the U.S., and countries
The Atlanta Art Fair returns to Pullman Yards in Kirkwood from October 1 to 4, 2026, for its third edition. The international roster has grown and now includes galleries from Seoul, Johannesburg, London,
There is a specific kind of authority in spiritual guidance that comes not from studying the path but from having walked it, and Liane Marie Lambert walked it through the kind of real-life
By: Samantha Borcy Ahmet Bozer spent decades at the Coca-Cola Company, where he served as President of the Eurasia and Africa Group and later as President of Coca-Cola International. Building and sustaining a
There is no shortage of technology PR agencies competing for the same thing: attention. The challenge is that attention is difficult to define. A company can appear in dozens of stories without creating
Marketing Crunch, a new website that reviews PR firms and individual marketers, is launching with a clear point of reference. The platform describes itself as the “Rotten Tomatoes of tech marketing,” taking the
Historic Oakland Foundation held its 48th Sunday in the Park ft. Tunes from the Tombs festival at Oakland Cemetery on Sunday, September 27, 2026. The noon-to-7:30 p.m. event combined live music, guided tours,
A referee’s whistle interrupts a room full of people who think they know the game better than he does. Doug Shows has spent more than three decades learning to make the call anyway,
Climate Mayors, the bipartisan coalition of U.S. mayors, spotlighted WeatheRISE ATL during Climate Week NYC as it announced the winners of its Stories of Impact Challenge. The City of Atlanta program provides free
Morehouse College opened the Morehouse Multimedia Center on September 23, 2026, giving students a professional production space for journalism, sports broadcasting, podcasting and filmmaking. The facility was built with support from Michael Jordan
By: Natalie Johnson Before Dr. Patricia Rogers began bringing entrepreneurs together, she served in uniform for years. Her background includes 12 years in the U.S. Army and 29 years in law enforcement; she
Shaky Knees Music Festival concluded its 13th edition on Sunday, September 20, at Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta after a three-day run headlined by The Strokes, Twenty One Pilots, and Gorillaz that drew
A research scientist at Georgia Tech misses the H-1B draw two years running. A logistics executive gets recruited by an Atlanta firm that cannot wait for next March. A professional athlete signs with
Georgia Tech on September 18 held a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of Tech Square Phase 3, a two-tower academic development in Midtown Atlanta that adds 416,500 square feet of space for the
A burn covering a large portion of the body can send a person to a specialized care unit for weeks. Medical bills for a serious burn can put a serious strain on a
Medical care may come first after an accident, but questions about insurance, evidence, and legal rights can follow quickly. By Emma Clapp After an accident, most people are thinking about the immediate problem.
Governor Brian Kemp and the Georgia Department of Economic Development announced on September 3, 2026, that the state recorded approximately $35.2 billion in project investments during fiscal year 2026, setting a new record
Atlanta just entered Zonda’s top 10 “Baby Chaser” markets as new research shows proximity to children and grandchildren is becoming an increasingly important driver of where older Americans choose to live. By Susan
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