Real Life with Nedra Rhone

Preparations for the show pushed people out of their comfort zones — into new stores, new communities, a new style of dress, and in some cases, to visit new cities.

There is danger in clinging to erroneous information when presented with contradictory evidence. It's a threat to our past and our future.

Flags are symbols of belonging that are intimately tied to our identity. They can bring us together, but they can also be weaponized to tear us apart.

In 2019, I launched our coverage of the standoff between those determined to protect the Okefenokee and Twin Pines Minerals. Is the six-year battle really over?

In the fight to preserve history, we can’t solely rely on museums, public education or public libraries. We still have control over our own stories.

Atlanta has bad traffic, but what we hear less about is how all of that anxiety causing traffic has turned us into some of the worst drivers on the planet.

According to several recent studies, many members of Gen Z are making up qualifications on their job applications and resumes.

I thought I was going to a book conference, but what I got was a crash course in all the ways that Black romance novels are transforming the lives and minds of readers.

Metro Atlanta teachers like Taurika Boateng Chennault have faced grief, burnout and pandemic setbacks — and deserve rest and our support.

The #MeToo movement encouraged Lisa Kaye Rayner to share her experiences. But no one should have to wait to speak their truth.