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Atlanta's fall season brings heightened voter engagement, with the First Baptist Church of Roswell leading the 'Souls to the Polls' march on October 15, encouraging residents to participate in the upcoming elections.

The new housing financing program by Atlanta Housing offers a much-needed solution for small business operators and residents in need of housing improvements, but it comes with some downsides such as noise and heat concerns and a bureaucratic process.

Atlanta's inaugural Climate Week promises to be a pivotal event for addressing climate change, but it also presents challenges for those who value the city's slower pace and unique qualities.

Atlanta's cultural calendar is packed with events like the Out On Film festival and the Kosher BBQ fest, offering a diverse and engaging experience for residents and visitors alike.

Guest columnist Melinda Sylvester argues that Atlanta's growing cultural influence is crucial for building durable local ownership and attracting more residents and businesses to the city.

Maria Saporta, a columnist in Atlanta, emphasizes the relevance of Martin Luther King Jr.'s messages for expats and digital nomads, offering practical guidance on how to embody these values in their daily lives and contributions to the community.

Dive instructor Stone Hogan discusses how his sustainable community initiatives in Atlanta are shaping the city's future and what it means for expats and digital nomads.

Mayor Dickens has announced progress on the neighborhood plan at the second annual Atlanta Way Day, which could positively impact expats and digital nomads living in Atlanta's neighborhoods.

Health equity remains a pressing issue in Atlanta, with disparities based on ZIP codes affecting access to healthcare. Community organizations like the YWCA are working to address these challenges through increased investment in health centers and public health initiatives.

Fallen trees caused power outages and road hazards in several Atlanta neighborhoods, highlighting the city's ongoing infrastructure challenges during severe weather events.

The Atlanta Falcons and Ottobock are hosting an Adaptive Sports Day to support individuals with limb loss, offering them the chance to play football again.

The Good Neighbor Day Airshow and Aviation Expo, now in its 50th year, brings thousands of residents and visitors to DeKalb-Peachtree Airport for thrilling flying demonstrations and educational STEM activities.

A significant sewage spill at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport has residents worried about the impact on their health and the environment, and is prompting calls for greater transparency and action from the airport and city officials to address the issue.

The Atlanta Ballet has sparked outrage among musicians with its decision to use recorded music over live performances, prompting a protest from the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada. The musicians are upset because they feel their craft is being undervalued and they want to be part of the live performance to connect with the audience in a more personal way.

Cobb County Schools has removed Toni Morrison’s 'The Bluest Eye' from district shelves, sparking concerns among parents about the balance between literature and censorship.