Civil rights tourism starts to regain footing in Atlanta
ATLANTA — Tom Houck, who spent his younger days chauffeuring Martin Luther King Jr. around town, is getting back behind the wheel — figuratively. Fifteen months after the raconteur shut...
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The Weather Channel embracing more climate change coverage: ‘This is a full-scale assault on this topic’
The Atlanta-based Weather Channel said it's committed to tackling climate change with more vigor than it ever has. In an interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Nora Zimmett, The Weather Channel's...
Survey: Chick-fil-A again leads restaurant industry in a key measure
Chick-fil-A, which relied nearly completely on drive-thrus during much of the pandemic, still leads the U.S. restaurant industry in an important metric, according to a new survey. For the seventh...
Skip these 5 renovations to avoid harming your home’s value
There's been a boost in at-home renovation projects within the past year — and it shows no signs of slowing. The Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity released in April forecasts...
Estudiantes y trabajadores jóvenes se benefician del mejor mercado laboral de verano en años
La reapertura de la economía, junto con la renuencia de algunos trabajadores mayores a volver a puestos con salarios más bajos durante una pandemia, ha traído una lluvia de puestos...
Why some urge adopters to give older pets a second chance at life
ATLANTA — Jolie Gallagher and her husband were not looking to expand their pack when they spotted the black dog on an animal welfare organization's Instagram page in March. The...
Swimming, singing and … social distancing? Summer camps are (sort of) back
With many parents back in offices or returning to job sites soon and their children possibly drained by a year of school on a screen, in masks and in isolation,...
Why are ’90 Day Fiance’ and its spinoffs so popular?
TV spinoffs have been around for decades as a way to build brand recognition and reduce risk. Norman Lear came up with "The Jeffersons" and "Maude" from "All in the...
La escasez de mano de obra termina cuando los salarios suben, dicen negocios locales
A medida que sus seis restaurantes comenzaron a prepararse para un mundo posterior a la pandemia, Brian Will batallaba por encontrar empleados, por lo que optó por la clásica respuesta...
Tintorerías en aprietos conforme la pandemia cambia la forma de vestir de la gente
La tintorería Sig Samuels Dry Cleaners lleva en la misma esquina de la ciudad de Atlanta desde 1932, sorteando los altibajos de la Gran Depresión, las guerras, las recesiones y...