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I went for a Peachtree Road Race training run with Senator Raphael Warnock
Raphael Warnock · Atlanta

I went for a Peachtree Road Race training run with Senator Raphael Warnock

The writer and the Senator hit the Eastside Beltline Trail together.Photograph by the Growl Bros. There’s a steep hill on Peachtree Road by Piedmont Atlanta Hospital, where last year I spotted Senator Raphael Warnock, among thousands of other runners, struggling. He’d reached the famous “Cardiac Hill,” a grueling climb during the Atlanta-Journal Constitution Peachtree Road Race that marks the halfway point on the 10-kilometer course. Watching fr…Read Article
Be Cool, There’s a New Diner in the Heart of Bohemia: Little Five Points Diner
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Be Cool, There’s a New Diner in the Heart of Bohemia: Little Five Points Diner

Dust off your Doc Martens, kids. It’s time to check out the new diner at the crossroads of mainstream and counterculture—or, more literally, Moreland and Euclid avenues. Little Five Points Diner, freshly painted a high-energy yellow, is nestled in a curve where a residential street dead-ends and hipster revelry begins. Outside the restaurant, an assembly of patio tables awaits guests, while inside reveals a deep row of black-and-red booths, matc…See the Story
Decatur rallies around its semi-pro women's soccer team, Decatur F.C.
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Decatur rallies around its semi-pro women's soccer team, Decatur F.C.

Though it was founded just last year, Decatur F.C., a women’s semi-professional soccer team in the Women’s Premier Soccer League, has quickly become a staple of the city’s culture. In its inaugural WPSL season, Decatur F.C. finished second in the Peachtree Division and 16th nationally out of 142 teams. Most notably, Decatur F.C. attracted a crowd of 2,126 fans to its home game against Georgia Impact at Decatur High School’s stadium—setting a new…Read Article

After viral video fame last summer, Georgia politico Parker Short is using his social media to get voters to “canvass and care.”

They say that luck happens when preparation meets opportunity. For Parker Short, the preparation had been years in the making, from interning on Jon Ossoff’s first congressional campaign as a teenager to becoming the president of the Young Democrats of Georgia. Then opportunity knocked, in the form of a viral video. Last summer, Short was caught on camera at a rally for the newly appointed Democratic presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, rapping …Social Media · AtlantaRead Article

One City, Three Ways: Durham, North Carolina

Durham, North CarolinaCourtesy Visit Durham The cloying scent of tobacco—earthy, sweet, and spicy—once hung heavy in downtown Durham, where red-brick warehouses harbored the leaves that would become Lucky Strike cigarettes and the famed Bull Durham tobacco that gave “Bull City” its moniker. Today those warehouses are upscale apartment buildings, entrepreneurial centers, and trendy shops—all of which means this former manufacturing hub in the Res…North Carolina · North CarolinaRead Article

Georgia State and historic preservationists are at odds over the fate of a century-old building

148 Edgewood AvenuePhotograph by Sean Keenan Since 1913, Georgia State University has been embedded in the heart of Atlanta—its campus stitched into downtown’s streetscape. Now, GSU wants to reimagine that patchwork as a true “college town.” A small army of intown historians and activists finds a part of that plan problematic. The university’s overarching mission: make Georgia State’s central campus more walkable, welcoming, and, most importantl…Atlanta, Georgia · AtlantaRead Article

Round and Round: How Krispy Kreme became baked into Southern life

Krispy Kreme’s original glazed donutPhotography by Tim Robison The South’s love affair with Krispy Kreme doughnuts began in 1937, when founder Vernon Rudolph opened the first shop in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Using a secret yeast-raised dough recipe bought from a Louisiana chef, Rudolph first delivered his near-weightless confections to grocery stores around town. Before long, people began wandering in from the street, lured by the bakery a…Krispy Kreme · AtlantaRead Article

What life on the job is like for 6 of Atlanta's working pets

While most house pets live a life of absolute leisure—the average dog spends half its day asleep—a select few are destined for greatness. Across Atlanta, animals of all stripes serve double duty as both beloved pets and hardworking helpers. Here are a few of the city’s most industrious pets, photographed with their caretakers, who told us about life on the job for these working critters. Ares of GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga, with Maddy Yangnouvong Ares h…Atlanta, Georgia · AtlantaRead Article

Hoppy Endings: Inside the Rabbit Society, Georgia’s lifeline for abandoned rabbits

Dark eyes peer at me through the glass. A little nose wiggles, and long, floppy ears perk up as I coo hello. I’m visiting the Georgia House Rabbit Society, a rabbit rescue and grooming and boarding facility in Kennesaw. I kneel to give a papaya treat to Scout, a four-year-old Holland Lop who was surrendered by an owner overwhelmed by work travel. According to the sign on his four-by-four-foot acrylic pen, Scout is sassy but loves to explore. Ple…Atlanta, Georgia · AtlantaRead Article

Northwest Side owner of spider monkey hit with criminal citations, Animal Care Services says

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Animal Care Services officials said a spider monkey was safely captured on Tuesday after it was seen roaming around a Northwest Side neighborhood.AnimalsSee the Story

Mining for new opportunities in Appalachia’s coal country

Gerald Lucas first picked up a No. 4 coal shovel in 1972. For the next 45 years, he worked underground.Photography by Gregory Miller We’re more than a hundred feet under Beckley, West Virginia, when the lights go out. One minute, I’m scanning the roof bolts and support timbers above my head, and then, with a thunk, there’s just . . . nothing. Nothing but the faint drip of water down the rock walls. Gerald Lucas asks me to put my hand out. I can’…Mining · AtlantaRead Article

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