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The ‘no-makeup’ beauty trend isn’t aging well (opens the original)
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There is nothing effortless about beauty. I’ve known this, subconsciously, for most of my adult life, but a recent trip to a new makeup store in Buckhead forced me to accept that we’ve been duped. The primary mission that day was to find the perfect dress for my friend to wear to her daughter’s bat mitzvah. After a four-hour search, we left Lenox Square with two dresses, and as a reward for a job well done, we took a detour to the new Jones Road in Buckhead Village District. My friends are Xenni
80 years after Moore’s Ford lynchings, grand jury transcripts must be released (opens the original)
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For 80 years, the brutal murder of four people in Walton County has gone unsolved. The Moore’s Ford lynchings of 1946 have been the subject of books, documentaries, court battles and closed-door conversations. Yet records from the original grand jury investigation remain hidden from the public. One of the last avenues for bringing those records to light is the Civil Rights Cold Case Review Board, an independent federal agency created after a group of high school students began pushing for greate
Atlanta was the best vacation I took this summer (opens the original)
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I’ve always tried to squeeze in two getaways each summer. This year, I didn’t make it past Fayetteville. Like millions of Americans, limited time and rising costs turned what I hoped would be a summer of travel into a summer spent mostly in and around Atlanta. At first, I felt like I was missing out. By the time August rolled around, I realized I hadn’t missed much at all. In fact, this has been one of my favorite summers in years. For many Atlanta residents, the summer of 2026 will be remembere
Bellwood Coffee’s accountability built community and a better mural of Jovita Moore (opens the original)
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Sometimes we don’t appreciate public art until it’s gone. When Bellwood Coffee painted over a mural honoring Jovita Moore this spring, the outrage wasn’t just about paint. It was about community and memory. What happened next became a lesson in accountability. At least three times a week, I drive by the intersection of Boulevard Southeast and Rosalia Street where a mural of the late local news icon was on display for almost five years. Painted on the side of a building now occupied by Bellwood C
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