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Atlanta Boomers Are Moving To This Scenic Florida City With Affordable Living And Sandy Beaches

There are many reasons why someone would choose to live in Atlanta. It has a bustling downtown area with attractions and restaurants, and it's a major corporate hub. But for Boomers born between 1946 and 1964 who are no longer in the workforce, the hustle and bustle of daily life in the big city may no longer be serving them. For those looking for a more laid-back lifestyle, Florida's Panama City, located in the Panhandle, could be worth considering. Panama City's proximity to Gulf Coast beaches offers opportunities for frequent beach trips, and recent migration data suggests that the surrounding area is attracting some Atlanta baby boomers.

Panama City, FL · 2d
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Atlanta blasted over new 'Hope' bus that dumps homeless people outside supermarket at night

One local resident said the program was 'tainting and corrupting a whole other neighborhood that needs help in itself.'

Atlanta, GA · 3d

Marietta Daily Journal

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Cobb County Restaurant Report Card – 11/05/2026

The Georgia Department of Public Health conducted food service inspections in Cobb County on 11/05/2026. The following 5 establishments were inspected. 🔴 Grade U (Failing) = below 70 | 🟠 Grade C = 70–79 | 🟡 Grade B = 80–89 | 🟢 Grade A = 90–100 🟠 Grade C (70–79) — 1 location HYATT REGENCY SUITES - PADELLA RESTAURANT - FOOD — 🟠 74 (Grade C)• Inspected: 11-05-2026 • 2999 WINDY HILL RD SE MARIETTA, GA 30067 • (770) 956-1234 🟡 Grade B (80–89) — 3 locations LAHORE GRILL RESTAURANT — 🟡 84 (Grade B)• Inspected: 11-05-2026 • 1869 COBB PKWY S STE 150 MARIETTA, GA 30060 • (678) 398-9868DAVINCI'S PIZZERIA — 🟡 87 (Grade B)• Inspected: 11-05-2026 • 1810 SPRING RD STE 1 SMYRNA, GA 30080 • (678) 697-6921PARADISE RESTAURANT — 🟡 89 (Grade B)• Inspected: 11-05-2026 • 6200 MABLETON PKWY SW STE 102 MABLETON, GA 30126 • (770) 739-4999 🟢 Grade A (90–100) — 1 location WAFFLE HOUSE #2070 — 🟢 91 (Grade A)• Inspected: 11-05-2026 • 1450 VETERANS MEMORIAL HWY MABLETON, GA 30126 • (770) 729-5700 Source: Georgia Environmental Health Food Service Inspection database. Data reflects food service inspections conducted 11/05/2026–11/05/2026.

Cobb County, GA · 2d

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DeKalb County CEO calls for pause on urban camping ordinance

Terry hopes the CEO’s pause will give the county more time to put services in place for people experiencing homelessness.

Dekalb County, GA · 3d

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Dentons Quits Downtown Atlanta, Joins Midtown Law Firm Exodus at The Proscenium

Dentons, one of the world's largest law firms, is packing up its Downtown Atlanta office and heading to Midtown, where it's set to occupy space inside the Proscenium office tower on Peachtree Street. The move adds the firm to a growing list of Atlanta companies abandoning the central business district for Midtown addresses.

Atlanta, GA · 2d

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This Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant In Georgia Is Worth The Drive From Anywhere In The State

There are restaurants that advertise themselves on billboards, and then there’s Hankook Taqueria in Atlanta, Georgia, a place that lets the food do all the talking. And trust us, the food has a lot to say. If you’ve never heard of Korean-Mexican fusion before, you’re about to have a...

Atlanta, GA · 1d

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AROUND TOWN: Georgia’s last Democratic governor has advice for its next one

The day after Georgia elected its first Democratic governor in over two decades, the last person to hold that distinction spoke in Cobb County. Roy Barnes, who served as Georgia’s governor from 1999 to 2003, addressed the Rotary Club of Marietta Wednesday. Georgia’s last Democratic governor opened his remarks by joking that he didn’t know what to talk about. He went on to analyze the 2026 midterm election results from the night before, and gave his perspective on why the Democratic Party had such banner results across the nation. Barnes chalked up the widespread Democratic victories to national frustrations with President Donald Trump’s administration. “Donald Trump crisscrossed primarily the Southeast and Midwest, and told the crowds that were listening, ‘Vote like I'm on the ballot,’” he said. “And they did.” Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms was elected as Georgia’s first Democratic mayor in over two decades since Barnes left office, and became the first Black woman to be elected governor of any state. Barnes expressed optimism about Bottoms’ future as governor, noting she will be Georgia’s first governor since 1966 to not come through the Georgia General Assembly. “I think it's going to be a learning curve for her,”

Georgia · 2d

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Could Essence Fest Move to Houston or Atlanta?

After more than three decades in New Orleans, the ESSENCE Festival of Culture could be considering a new home. According to recent reports, Houston and Atlanta have emerged as potential destinations for the annual celebration of Black music, entertainment and culture as negotiations between festival organizers and New Orleans officials remain unresolved. The festival’s agreement with the city expired in September 2026, raising questions about where the event could take place in 2027.

Houston, TX · 2d

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Governor-elect Bottoms announces transition team

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced her gubernatorial transition team, titled "Georgia's Promise," led by Chief Operating Officer Jon Keen.

Atlanta, GA · 2d

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North Atlanta, Then: A Stone Bungalow Above the Chattahoochee

The Collins-Yardum House in Sandy Springs, photographed August 2, 2006, by Robert A. Bass Hartrampf, Inc. for the National Park Service. Public-domain image, NPS Southeast Regional Office Digital Collection. In August 2006, a photographer working under contract to the National Park Service made this front view of the Collins-Yardum House,...

Sandy Springs, GA · 22h

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Fulton Schools sets Roswell meetings on redistricting maps

ROSWELL, Ga. — Fulton County Schools will present draft attendance zone maps for Region C, its schools north of the Chattahoochee River, at two upcoming community meetings in Roswell. The draft maps are part of the school district’s redistricting planning. The first meeting, which will focus on elementary schools,...

Roswell, GA · 2d

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Forsyth Added Nearly Three Residents for Every New Housing Unit

Forsyth County gained 31,520 residents between April 2020 and July 2025 while adding 11,299 housing units. That works out to 2.79 additional residents for every net addition to the county’s housing stock. The same pattern, though slightly less pronounced, is unfolding in Gwinnett County. Together, Forsyth and Gwinnett added...

Forsyth County, GA · 23h

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Health service confirms increase in HIV patients treated at county jail

At one metro Atlanta county jail, the number of patients coming into the facility already in need of treatment for HIV has gone up.

Rockdale County, GA · 18h

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Cobb Schools Flip Blue as Garza Ousts 12-Year GOP Incumbent Chastain

Cobb County voters have ousted a 12-year Republican incumbent from the county school board, handing Democrats control of the panel for the first time in years. Michael Garza defeated David Chastain for the Post 4 seat, a result that wipes out the board's Republican majority and gives Democrats a 4-3 edge heading into the next term.

Cobb County, GA · 2d

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Can Atlanta squeeze a new MARTA station onto the Beltline?

Atlanta Beltline officials are studying whether a proposed station near Adair Park could become MARTA's first new heavy-rail stop in more than 25 years. Why it matters: If built, the Murphy Crossing infill station along the Southwest Trail could be the first rail station that connects with the Beltline trail and the long-debated rail line envisioned for it. Zoom in: The proposed station would be built between MARTA's West End and Oakland City stations and near the Beltline's planned 20-acre Murphy Crossing redevelopment of a former state farmers market property. How it works: Beltline principal engineer Shaun Green told residents at an Oct. 29 meeting not far from the proposed station's site that planners are evaluating five concepts. Options include building platforms alongside existing elevated MARTA tracks and rerouting the tracks to accommodate a new station. All would be significant construction projects. Yes, but: The area under consideration features a busy state highway, a city street, active freight lines and elevated MARTA train lines. Underneath the congested corridor there's the popular Beltline trail. "There's no way to fit this into the existing area without there being some [impacts]," Green said. Atlanta Beltline Inc., the nonprofit planning and building the Beltline,

Atlanta, GA · 3d

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The Enchanting 30-Acre Garden In Georgia That’s Pulled Straight From A Storybook

Atlanta has a lot going for it, but the Atlanta Botanical Garden might just be its most quietly spectacular secret, a living work of art that most people drive right past on their way to somewhere less interesting. If you’ve been spending your weekends scrolling through travel feeds and sighing...

Atlanta, GA · 1d

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Bryant reflects on Bottoms’ historic election

Pastor Jamal Bryant discussed Keisha Lance Bottoms’ historic election with his New Birth Missionary Baptist Church congregation Sunday, saying the result showed the power of voters. Bryant, a supporter of Bottoms’ campaign, reflected on the decisive victory and defended political messages from the pulpit, citing the Black church’s history of speaking truth to power.

Atlanta, GA · 12h

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Planners want to create 30-mile trail by Georgia's Flint River

For decades, one of Georgia's greatest natural treasures has remained largely hidden in the shadow of the world's busiest airport. Now, planners are moving forward with an ambitious idea to create a 30-mile trail corridor along the Flint River.

Atlanta, GA · 2d