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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Atlanta Magazine
- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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The Atlanta Art Fair is putting the city on the global art map (opens the original)
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If last year’s event is any indication, the 2026 Atlanta Art Fair will be a weekend to remember. Held from October 1 to 4 at Pullman Yards in Kirkwood, the fair hosts contemporary art galleries from across metro Atlanta, the Southeast, and beyond. Inside their booths, these galleries sell works from hundreds of artists around the globe. This is no craft fair: Past events have offered pieces from blue-chip stars such as photographer Nan Goldin and painter Jasper Johns, as well as local heavyweigh
6 Atlanta Neighborhoods Where Community is Key: Adair Park (opens the original)
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A slender, thumb-shaped tract of southwest Atlanta, Adair Park is only four blocks at its widest. Bordered by Metropolitan Avenue on one side and the Murphy Avenue railroad tracks on the other, this historic neighborhood has developed a close-knit community of its very own. Adair Park was developed as one of Atlanta’s first “trolley neighborhoods” in the late 19th century, and it retains many of its original folk Victorian and Craftsman homes, standing alongside tidy, tree-lined streets bookende
Back To Class: Atlanta’s higher education by the numbers (opens the original)
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This month, nearly 300,000 college students will file back into classrooms across Atlanta. The metro area is home to more than 70 colleges and universities, from smaller schools like Spelman College, with 2,700 undergraduates, to sprawling ones like Georgia State University, which last spring conferred degrees on more than 10,000 students. Here are a few fun facts about Atlanta’s collegiate life: 8113The year slated for the opening of “The Crypt of Civilization,” a time capsule buried under Ogle
By the Numbers: The Peachtree Road Race at 57 (opens the original)
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This Fourth of July, 60,000 runners will line up near Lenox Square Mall for the 57th iteration of the world’s largest 10-kilometer race. It has a new name, the Northside Hospital Peachtree Road Race, but the beloved course—and its brutal “Cardiac Hill” that starts at mile 3—remains the same. Here are some stats about this world-famous event. 531Number of submissions for the 2026 T-shirt design contest. The coveted shirts are kept secret until race day and handed out at the finish line; this year
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