Despite high prices, “wages are growing faster than inflation,” and families’ purchasing power is growing, he says.

Hundreds of suitcases. Seas of people. Hours of delays. Passengers at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport voice their frustrations.

Shandra Turner launched Bougie Grazer in Atlanta after leaving her property management job during the pandemic.

“It is eerily similar to a regular production wrap,” says Kenya Morgan. “Only, as I coined it last week, this is the rehearsal wrap.”

As housing costs rise, some are taking #vanlife one step further by leaving the solid footing of land. Instead of paying rent, they drop anchor.

Hobie Pileski, co-owner of Argonne Parades, is looking forward to in-person holiday festivities after over a year of putting events on hold.

A large, diverse county is betting local mothers can help it reduce hesitancy about the COVID-19 vaccine and boost inoculation rates.

A 40-year-old program for low-income Atlantans goes virtual.

The city is working closely with big business.

There are now more vacant housing units than at the height of the foreclosure crisis.