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A serious gap in legislation and policies regarding first responders and social media use has come to light after the Bell Mountain tragedy.
On the morning of March 8, 2025, the bodies of 19-year-old twins Qaadir Malik Lewis and Naazir Rahim...
National parks are not a waste of tax-payer money. In this Fresh Take Georgia investigation, data shows that national parks directly influence local economies. The entirety of the National Park System consists of 429 locations which cover more than...
Dawn Churi’s life goal is making the world a better place by helping disabled children play sports and fit in.
In 2020, her dream came true when the executive director job opened at BlazeSports America.
Churi was born in Mount Dora, Florida and graduated from the University of Florida in 1999, but she said her life truly changed 15 years later.
In...
Concert ticket prices are an ongoing source of debate not just for the average concert goer, but for the Atlanta area music scene.
In the past 30 years, the music industry has seen a major rise in concert ticket prices. The two major reasons are the cost of...
Imagine a pathway of glass hidden in the shadows, with remaining shards protruding through the doorway, creating a sense of uneasiness. As the light shines through the ceiling, ripples of water are illuminated in between mounds of mud covering...
When Leslie Cooper lost two of her cats to cancer in 2013, she was devastated.
Her remaining cat was lonely, and Cooper decided to adopt another cat. But unfortunately, none were available. Unsuccessful in her search, she heard about the...
Love for the birds, bees, trees and everything in between, the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s horticulture team takes a passion for native plants and organic gardening to another level.
Two green houses, rows and rows of produce as well as a...
Many Georgians never have an opportunity to visit the state capitol. It stands as a symbol of power representing the public's voice. This iconic building draws legislators from across the state to debate and pass laws that affect the...
In the heart of Atlanta, Living Walls has spent more than a decade transforming the city’s spaces with public art. Since 2010, the nonprofit has produced more than 500 murals, giving voices to those who are historically excluded from...
The 2025 General Assembly session wrapped up the first week of April with the state Senate and House working non-stop on Sine Die until midnight. Dozens of bills are now headed to Governor Brian Kemp's desk for him to...
