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The One-Stop-Shop: Ponce City Market
Out with the old and in with the new, the historic Sears Roebuck & CO. is now the redeveloped Ponce City Market. This massive building is open to the public with a wide variety of […]
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Transportation Guide: Castleberry Hill
Artistic and historic features crawl throughout the Castleberry Hill community. Castleberry Hill offers students a chance to take an art stroll where they are able to see different work of art, stop in […]
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Take me to Sister Louisa’s Church
Read moreShow Less Sister Louisa’s Church of the Living Room and Ping Pong Emporium has quickly become a combination of a neighborhood bar and a kitschy tourist attraction. Sister Louisa’s features a wide […]
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Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q is an insatiable experience
Verdict: Emphasizing quality and quantity, Fox Bros. barbecue’s amazing entrees can make even the most committed vegan reconsider. When naming cities in the South that boast the best barbecue, a few places come to mind, […]
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Intown culture at the Krog Street Market
THE HISTORY Beginning in the 1880’s, The Atlanta Stove Works helds its headquarters for almost 100 years. In 2004, the building then became a place for mixed-used development of offices and restaurants. In 2006, Tyler […]
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Advocating peace: Nonviolence at The King Center
Read moreShow Less Forty-seven years after his death, Martin Luther King’s fight for equality through nonviolence is still active today. The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change works to keep society fighting […]
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The Neighborhood: Transportation Guide
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Erosol on Edgewood
During daylight hours, it’s easy for the untrained eye to overlook the most eclectic venue on Edgewood Avenue. Bathed in sunlight, Erosol, better known as ‘Department Store,’ stands quiet and unassuming, biding energy in its […]
