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Within the private group, many right-leaning members are able to freely express their political ideas on Nextdoor.

Nextdoor group provides safe platform for Atlanta conservatives

Ellie Winer
December 10, 2020

Dr. Bird lays with his Wheaton Terrier, Sutherland, named after Birds therapist.

Pets bring comfort during times of uncertainty

Audrianna Kisley, Writer
December 8, 2020

Borat and his daughter Tutar pose in front of the White House. Their original mission was to find Vice President Mike Pence.

Years later, “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” brings back magic

Ellie Winer
December 8, 2020

Nahima Delaney, owner of Nahima's boutique poses for the camera.

Grady Senior launches boutique amidst pandemic

Callan Cucchi
December 7, 2020

This mural was painted by anyone in the neighborhood who wanted to volunteer. This activity helped bring the community together to paint Candler Park Market.

Candler Park Market serves as neighborhood gem

Abby Hyken
November 19, 2020

Freshman Virginia Laster sold her first cake on Mar. 20. Since then, she has sold approximately 20 more. Laster fully concentrates on every detail as she frosts the book decorations.

Sweet treat: freshman profits from cake baking business

Grace Langan
October 21, 2020

Depicted is the official movie poster for Enola Holmes, created by Netflix.

‘Enola Holmes’ is the female-led mystery 2020 needs

Anna Rafferty
October 16, 2020

Writer and director Christopher Nolan's newest film

Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ fails to meet expectations

Marcus Johnson
October 16, 2020

A masked employee makes a coffee behind a plexiglass barrier at Little Tart Bakeshop in Krog Street Market. These changes have been put into place to minimize contact between employees and customers.

Local restaurants respond to COVID-19 concerns

Marcus Johnson
October 15, 2020

A reflection of a newspaper page detailing some of the issues with the new Mulan film.

Too many problems with live-action Mulan

Anna Rafferty, Writer
October 7, 2020

Swint poses with a Black Lives Matter sign to show her support. She shows the front and back design of one of her t-shirts.

Sophomore starts Christian clothing line inspired by racial inequality

Na'kayla Middlebrooks, Writer
September 28, 2020

Just Add Honey Tea Shop, Busy Bee Cafe, and Le Petite Marche have all had to adjust to the economic impacts of COVID-19.

Local black-owned businesses adjust to pandemic

Ellie Winer
September 27, 2020

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