Angelica Mclaughlin+FollowOffset spreads holiday joy in GwinnettOffset just made the holidays unforgettable for thousands of Gwinnett County families. At his annual Toys 4 The Nawf event in Norcross, the Atlanta rapper and his team handed out toys, winter coats, shoes, and even free haircuts to local kids. What started with 800 families has now grown to 5,000, showing just how much the community effort has expanded. Seeing kids’ faces light up with joy, especially when times are tough, really brings home what the season is all about. How do you think these kinds of events shape our neighborhoods? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Atlanta00Share
russellolson+FollowAtlanta’s skyline architect passes the torchYou can’t walk down Peachtree Road without seeing Steve Selig’s mark on Atlanta. After 40 years shaping the city’s look and feel—from Music Midtown to tech towers and iconic local hangouts—Selig is stepping aside as CEO of his family’s real estate firm. His daughter and nephew will take the reins, but Steve isn’t disappearing; he’ll stay on as chairman. Selig’s attention to detail and community spirit helped define Atlanta’s growth. What do you think Atlanta would look like today without his influence? And what’s next for the city’s future under new leadership? #RealEstate #Atlanta #Community00Share
Jordan Williams+FollowNordstrom Rack is coming to Atlantic Station!Big news for Atlanta shoppers: Nordstrom Rack is moving into Atlantic Station, taking over the soon-to-close DSW spot. This means even more access to discounted designer finds, shoes, beauty, and home goods—right in the heart of the city. With several locations already in the metro area, this new store could make shopping trips a lot more convenient for folks who live or work nearby. What do you think—will this change your shopping routine or bring more energy to Atlantic Station? #Business #LocalBusiness #Atlanta00Share
marklowe+FollowAtlanta’s toy drive brings real holiday magicFree toys, bikes, and jump time for kids—all happening in Decatur thanks to Streetz 94.5 and TKT Playtime Inflata Park’s annual Toy Drive! On December 22nd, the park transforms into a festive playground where families can pick up gifts and enjoy live music and surprise giveaways. It’s more than just a giveaway—it’s a chance for our community to come together, support each other, and make the holidays brighter for local kids. Who’s planning to stop by? What’s your favorite way to give back during the holidays? Let’s share ideas and keep the spirit going! #News #Atlanta #ToyDrive00Share
The Savaged Unfiltered Show+FollowBeloved Atlanta Restaurant Closing After 25 Years Beloved Atlanta Restaurant Closing After 25 Years "This decision was not made lightly." By Stephanie Gallman Jordan Published on December 19, 2025 Atlanta restaurant known for southwest-style food and drinks closing after 25 years. Credit: Courtesy Agave A longtime family-owned, southwestern restaurant in Atlanta known for its fried chicken, potent margaritas and neighborhood vibe is closing after a 25-year run. The owners of Agave cited poor economic conditions for the closing and asked patrons and supporters to contribute to a GoFundMe setup for their 30-plus employees. The restaurant will close January 31. “This decision was not made lightly, but as our family looks toward a new chapter, we find it is time to say goodbye,” the owners said on Facebook. #RestaurantNews #RestaurantClosures #Restaurant #AtlantaFood #AtlantaBrunch #Atlanta #georgia #AtlantaBusiness00Share
Victoria Garcia+FollowAtlanta’s morning vibes: Free soul food & live radioFriday morning at K&J Soulfood was pure Atlanta energy—Yung Joc and the Streetz Morning Takeover crew turned breakfast into a community celebration! The first 94 folks in line scored a free breakfast, but it was more than just food: live radio, prizes, and surprise guests made the place buzz. There’s something special about hearing your favorite voices in person, all while sharing classic Southern comfort food with neighbors. Events like this show how local radio and small businesses can really bring people together. Who else thinks we need more mornings like this around the city? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Atlanta00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowNorfolk Southern merger shakes up Atlanta jobsHundreds of Atlanta workers are facing layoffs or relocations as Norfolk Southern merges with Union Pacific, creating the first transcontinental railroad in the U.S. While Atlanta will remain a tech and operations hub, more than half of its office staff will be cut or moved to Omaha over the next three years. The Omaha headquarters will see some reductions too, but the impact is much bigger here. This merger is a huge shift for Atlanta’s workforce and economy—how do you think it’ll affect the city’s future? Let’s talk about what this means for our community. #Business #Atlanta #NorfolkSouthern00Share
michele24+FollowAtlanta’s club scene: Culture or concern?Atlanta’s nightlife isn’t just about music and parties—it’s shaping the way kids grow up here. 21 Savage’s comments about being ‘groomed’ by the city’s club culture hit home for many locals, who see how early exposure to the party scene can influence young people’s choices. With clubs woven into the city’s fabric and even family members working in the industry, it’s easy for teens to get swept up. Some say it’s up to adults to set better boundaries. Is Atlanta’s club culture just part of the city’s identity, or is it time for a change? #Entertainment #Atlanta #Nightlife00Share
The Savaged Unfiltered Show+FollowA major Downtown Atlanta landlord is pulling back on new development at its flagship Atlanta mixed-use project because of the escalating costs of capital and construction materials. #Atlanta #AtlantaRealEstate #AtlantaNews #MidtownAtlanta #AtlantaBusiness21Share
Michael Alvarez+Follow420 Fest is moving to Atlanta’s biggest park!SweetWater’s 420 Fest is shaking things up for 2026 by moving to Shirley Clarke Franklin Park—Atlanta’s largest public park. That means more space for music, friends, and, of course, great local brews. The festival will light up the park on April 17-18, making it the first major event at this brand-new greenspace. It’s a huge step for the festival and the city, opening up new trails and vibes for everyone. What do you think about the move? Will the bigger venue change the festival experience for the better? #Food #Atlanta #420Fest00Share