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The director of Atlanta's High Museum of Art plans to step down after 15 years in that role.

New Holland Market, a new retail center located at the intersection of Jesse Jewell Parkway and Limestone Parkway announced Wednesday five new tenants will occupy the shopping center complex.

The rainy weather has prompted the cancellation of Wednesday's Blue Sky Concert on the downtown Gainesville Square.

The city council in the Atlanta suburb of Brookhaven has decided to meet privately with owners of the Pink Pony in an ongoing dispute over the strip club.

University of North Georgia President Bonita Jacobs has been invited to address leaders, teachers and policymakers in education from across the United States as a presenter at two upcoming national conferences.

Work to renovate two buildings at the former location of The Pottery at Banks Crossing could begin as early as this week.

U.S. stocks rose Tuesday after a key index tracking consumer confidence jumped and several companies reported solid earnings. The energy sector and small-company stocks surged.

A total of eight communities, including two from North Georgia, have received $13 million dollars in loans from the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA).

U.S. home prices grew more slowly in August amid modest sales, a trend that could help make homes more affordable in the months ahead.

According to data released by the the U.S. Department of Labor