The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is celebrating many years of its devoted Black History Month project, featuring stories that ...

If you drive through the heart of Atlanta, you will inevitably see his name etched onto street signs that intersect with those of other civil rights titans like John Lewis. While he may not have been ...

The powerful sound of the drumline is more than just a crowd-pleaser at football games and parades—it's a living echo of ...

A new permanent exhibit, “Blue Skies: 100 Years of the Atlanta Airport,” opened there Thursday, and the space is suddenly packed with stories of the people and milestones that comprise ...

The Butler Street YMCA served as Atlanta's "de facto Black City Hall" and a cornerstone for civic discourse.

Smith, who will turn 78 in April, has documented a front-row seat to history from the basement of his East Point home. His ...

Ahead of fans passing through the world’s busiest airport for the FIFA World Cup this summer, airport leaders are showcasing Atlanta airport’s 100-year history.

Atlanta's history comes alive at one incredible location that brings the past right to your doorstep. The Atlanta History Center invites you to explore the people, moments, and ideas that shaped the ...

Deep inside the archives, Vice President of Collections Paul Crater helps guide visitors through what he calls Atlanta's ...