When coronavirus created nationwide shutdowns last March, artists and entertainers were among those whose steady income evaporated in a matter of days. That includes...
The coronavirus pandemic created a mixed bag for Atlanta florist Foxgloves & Ivy. Wedding cancelations torpedoed business, but other holidays managed to make up...
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When the appetite for laughs outgrew their backyard, Hapeville couple Douglas and Dewey McGeoch did what you’d expect of any gays that like to...
Creative Approach closed its popular Midtown Atlanta location after the coronavirus pandemic caused an 85 percent drop in revenue.
It was “a horrible feeling” to...
The AIDS Research Consortium of Atlanta closes in December after three decades as one of the most respected HIV/AIDS research facilities in the country.
ARCA...
Ian Aber remembers those hours-long prep sessions of grilled cheese sandwiches with his husband and mother-in-law. Day-old bread from the bakery. Cheap cheese from...
A new Atlanta non-profit placed more than 30 homeless transgender women in transitional housing and gave $108,000 to 150 other trans people across Georgia...
Theater mainstay, Augusta Pride board member and gay bar manager Richard Justice died of coronavirus in August, leading to an outpouring of tributes across...
Remaining flexible in a long fight can mean the difference between winning and simply surviving. That instinct kicked in when coronavirus protocols shut down...
A man lost consciousness and later died early Sunday while attending an unofficial Pride afterparty hosted by GA Boy Productions.
The man was pronounced dead...
In a barrage of moves to help Atlanta's lesbian bar outlast the coronavirus pandemic, My Sister’s Room overhauled its backyard lounge, began selling meal...
