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One of Atlanta’s most celebrated cultural events is pressing pause. After 16 years of showcasing the biggest names in hip-hop, R&B, soul, and Black culture, ONE Musicfest has announced it will take a hiatus in 2026. Organizers say the break isn’t the end—it’s an opportunity to reimagine the festival and return in 2027 with an […]
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Summer break is quickly coming to an end for students across Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. School districts have begun announcing their 2026 opening dates, with some students returning to the classroom in late July and others beginning in early August. Whether you’re shopping for school supplies, scheduling physicals, or planning those last family outings, […]
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