A DeKalb County church is one of a growing number of metro area churches going green by installing 100 solar panels on one of their buildings.
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An Atlanta nonprofit that has been feeding underserved families for more than 20 years is struggling to keep up the good work.
Along West Lamar Street in the heart of downtown Americus, a castle has stood for 131 years.
Four hundred Frazier Firs from the mountains of North Carolina. Part of this season’s inventory at Cooper’s Tree Farm.
A Gwinnett County teen who has spent the last nine winters collecting hats, scarves, and gloves for children in need is once again going all out this season.
Dress For Success says every woman they help lift out of poverty takes six people with her.
An elementary school in southwest Atlanta is doing much more than just educating its young students. It’s helping to feed them and their families.
After a super-hot summer and an autumn drought, the lake level is way down.
It’s called Operation Surprise. They painted, landscaped, assembled outdoor furniture, and more
He is a member of what is called the iDareU Academy. A non-profit that has teamed up with Atlanta Public Schools to mentor young student athletes.