Emily and Jen Chan, the couple behind popular Cabbagetown restaurant JenChan’s, are expanding with a market in Reynoldstown. ajc.com/food-and-dinin…

Switchyards, an Atlanta-based shared workspace startup, has raised $5 million in fresh capital and plans to expand to 200 clubs in the next five years, the company announced last week. ajc.com/news/business/…

Shop locally as you pour these syrups and sauces at breakfast or dinner, as well as for drinks. ajc.com/food-and-dinin…

Good morning, Atlanta! Temperatures today will be significantly colder. Let's hope these April showers bring May flowers. Rain that moved in from Alabama overnight will also turn widespread around daybreak and continue moving east. ajc.com/news/atlanta-n…

Two Texas development firms were in the process of retrofitting the 48-year-old building into 120 apartments, but the effort is now in jeopardy. ajc.com/news/business/…

The last thing you want is for your plant babies to be wiped out by an unexpected freeze! ajc.com/news/crime/is-…

“It’s not just for folks with disabilities. We want to create spaces where there’s a mutuality. It’s not a pity or charity thing — we all want to sit at the table together.” ajc.com/food-and-dinin…

ICYMI: Kenya Moore will be back for season 16 of 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta.' She has had a full peach for 11 of the past 12 seasons.🍑 ajc.com/things-to-do/g…

“In essence, if we end HIV for Black communities, we end it for Atlanta,' Leisha McKinley-Beach, a national HIV consultant and CEO of the Black Public Health Academy, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. ajc.com/news/health-ne…

A breakthrough clinical trial in Atlanta found that a surgical technique to remove blood clots not only did so effectively, but also cut recovery times in some cases to days. ajc.com/news/health-ne…

Savannah’s Broughton Street, noted for its captivating 19th-century architecture, is the sixth most charming main street in the country, according to a recent survey from Mixbook. Which street is your favorite? ajc.com/things-to-do/t…

The idea that cats could be linked to schizophrenia risk isn’t new. In 1995, a study proposed that exposure to the common parasite Toxoplasma gondii, which can be found in cats, might be the cause. ajc.com/pulse/study-fi…

Since veteran money expert and broadcaster Clark Howard began volunteering for Habitat for Humanity in the early 1990s, he has hung doors, planted flowers, painted walls, stripped caulk, and laid foundation. You name it, he has probably done it. ajc.com/news/atlanta-n…

Atlanta entrepreneur Erica Tuggle is trying to make hiring a private chef more accessible. ajc.com/news/business/…

Clayton County Schools wants to change the paradigm that moms are the automatic go-to contact when it comes to addressing student needs. ajc.com/news/atlanta-n…

Morris Brown College in Atlanta is bringing back its active and vibrant community of Black fraternities and sororities, which dwindled over the past two decades due to the school's loss of accreditation. ajc.com/black-atlanta-…

ICYMI: Hartsfield-Jackson is again the world's busiest airport based on 104.7 million passenger counts in 2023. The count last year was up 11.7% from 2022, but still about 5% shy of its record level of 110.5 million passengers in 2019. ✈️ ajc.com/news/business/…

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Did you know that Atlanta boasts more than 40 brick-and-mortar restaurants dedicated to serving vegan and vegetarian fare? Take a look at our dining guide and celebrate the tasty goodness of plants! 🌱🍴 ajc.com/food-and-dinin…

The appeal of the collection of one-pan wonders in ‘Hot Sheet: Sweet and Savory Sheet Pan Recipes for Every Day and Celebrations’ by Olga Massov and Sanae Lemoine, reflects the creativity and diverse backgrounds of the authors, who became fast friends. ajc.com/food-and-dinin…