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Love Beyond Walls is a College Park based organization with the mission to eliminate the stigma around homelessness and provide resources to the homeless community, especially through the COVID-19 >>

Spoon, the beloved Thai-focused restaurant on Atlanta’s Eastside, is bringing its delicious menu to the Southside when the family-owned business opens its second location in downtown Hapeville this >>

Atlanta musician Ne-Yo, his wife Crystal Smith, and hip-hop artist Karlie Redd are set to open their highly anticipated restaurant next month in downtown College Park. Johnny’s Chicken and Waffles >>

Starting point guard for the Atlanta Dream, Renee Montgomery, opted out of the 2020 basketball season so she could focus her time and energy on activism, specifically for Black Lives Matter. She also >>

In loving memory of Arden Zinn, founder of Arden’s Garden and a celebrated figure that the Atlanta community is lucky to claim as its own. She will be dearly missed. Health-conscious juices, smoothies >>

Founded in 1979, Bill Bolling created Atlanta Community Food Bank (ACFB) with one simple vision: feeding his hungry neighbors. Now, more than 40 years later, the ACFB network has grown from a handful >>

Renee Montgomery, guard for WNBA’s Atlanta Dream who plays their home games at College Park’s Gateway Center Arena, leads a discussion with Sports Illustrated on why ESPN’s Chantre Camack is her >>

Derek Chapman, owner of Chapman Drug Company, has kept his family-owned business alive for one reason: helping his community. With nearly 100 years in Hapeville, Chapman Drug Company has been a >>

ATL Airport District is excited to share several socially distanced events with the community! Interested in learning more about what’s happening in the District? Check it out here! Dia de los >>

Nick and Meg Sellers are the owners and operators of Chairs Upstairs, the “Southside’s favorite waterin’ hole.” Serving smoked meats, tacos, sandwiches and beyond, Nick and Meg enjoy being part of the >>