After five seasons, Eva Marcille summed up the end of “All the Queen’s Men” in a single word. “Bittersweet,” Marcille said. “It’s like, oh, it was such a beautiful baby we made.” Marcille, who plays ...

Caribbean Jerk Crab Legs and Complimentary Lemon Drops! Atlanta loves a seafood boil. A recently opened seafood restaurant is garnering local and national attention with unique seafood sauces and ...

Atlanta’s housing crisis is rooted in policies that segregated, displaced, and disinvested in Black communities. This series by The Atlanta Voice examines how those choices still shape affordability ...

Over the next 12 months, The Atlanta Voice will publish “Rooted,” a solutions-oriented print and multimedia series examining the housing affordability crisis across metro Atlanta. The series will ...

OAK BLUFFS, Mass. — While either celebrating the day away at The Inkwell Beach club or representing the city on the getaway island that is Martha's Vineyard, Atlanta came with full force. Over a span ...

Gubernatorial candidate and former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms hosted a community roundtable at Life Space Wellness Center on Monday to share her plans for a “healthier Georgia.” Lance Bottoms ...

Chef Donnie Wicker, known as Chef Wic, fondly remembers the first time he fell in love with the art of cooking. Like many others, it began in his childhood kitchen, where he watched his grandfather ...

Georgia has seen a record number of Black voters cast ballots during the early voting period. Just over one million Black Georgians voted before Election Day, according to data from the Secretary of ...

ATLANTA — As podcasts and independent blogs continue to shape the modern media landscape, their growing influence has raised an important question: how well do these platforms adhere to the ...

The line outside Lidl's newest U.S. store stretched down Northside Drive on Wednesday morning, matched only by the excitement of shoppers eager to step inside. With croissants and coffee in hand, ...

Atlanta’s faith-based growers are using community gardens to address food insecurity, promote self-reliance and reconnect Black communities with the land. “When God first started talking to us, it was ...