In Hedda, Nia DaCosta reimagines Ibsen’s classic through a new lens of race, gender, and desire. (Via @RoughDraftAtl)

Guest Column: Georgia’s new foster care tax credit lets businesses redirect state taxes to nonprofits that support young adults aging out of foster care https://t.co/LMtX7os2n2

With the passing of basketball legend Lenny Wilkens, we’re revisiting one of our earliest Stories of Atlanta. . . the tale of how Wilkens’ Hawks journey to Atlanta took a bit of a detour.

Tucked near the Lake Claire Community Land Trust, Amata is like stepping back in time - homes built on shared values, affordable rents, and green space protected in perpetuity. Its future now depends on finding a kindred steward. @MariaSaporta

As we enter the season of Thanksgiving, a time rooted in gratitude, generosity, and reflection, thousands of Georgians are facing a winter of profound uncertainty. #sponsored @HopeAtlantaOrg

Georgia voters have elected two new Public Service Commissioners. Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson defeated incumbents Fitz Johnson and Tim Echols in Districts 3 and 2, respectively @MarkLannNews

Pretty Empowered: A powerful reminder that empowerment starts early and that belonging is the foundation for every young woman’s success. #sponsored @YWCAATL

Emory’s graduate student housing expansion slated to open in summer 2027 #sponsored @EmoryUniversity

Civic Message: Kim served her country in Desert Storm. This fall, hundreds of @TheHomeDepot associates served her - rebuilding her home in Atlanta’s Historic West End. #sponsored

ICYMI: At 83, Shirley Peters Pruitt believes she’s the oldest living Black resident in Sandy Springs — and a living link to a history too often left untold. @AdrianneMarie19

Born to howl in the temple: Patti Smith’s Horses #CommonChords https://t.co/kSOezC4Be7

ICYMI: After years of steady gains, progress for women on Georgia’s corporate boards has stalled. Women now hold 27.4% of board seats — nearly unchanged from last year. @MariaSaporta

Emory is expanding graduate student housing once again. Phase II of The Ridge will add 383 new beds and community spaces by summer 2027, building on the success of Phase I #sponsored @EmoryUniversity

The Manager Gets Managed: Every number in baseball tells a story…but few tell one quite like this.

Guest Column: Pushed out and left in bureaucratic limbo, these public servants are turning their pain into power

ICYMI: While Louisiana prepares for cuts to food assistance that will hit struggling families hard - writes @TwomBax - Gov. Jeff Landry had other things on his mind . . .like who should pick LSU’s next football coach.

ICYMI: Microsoft will donate 22.5 acres of its Quarry Yards property to the @CityofAtlanta paving the way for new affordable housing in Grove Park. @DelaneyTarr

ICYMI: @GoodwillNG to work around federal order that halts training for SNAP recipients @AdrianneMarie19

On Oct. 30, a group of local Harvard alumni held a meeting to tackle one of the major issues facing their alma mater: the case for academic freedom. @DelaneyTarr

Seen along MLK, Jr. Drive – from Oakland to I-285 – various dates – by Kelly Jordan https://t.co/cIkkXLj7Qy

Where is god?