Remember the hype of the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta? Mayor Andre Dickens does — and he’s making sure the World Cup in 2026 feels like it happens with the city, not to it. From West End to Cascade, he envisions festivals, thriving small businesses, and a celebration that reflects the whole city, bringing real opportunities to neighborhoods far beyond the stadium lights. UATL senior reporter Gavin Godfrey chats with Dickens on his vision for the major event and how it could bolster Atlanta's Black m

2.9K views | From our 45 AJC Best of Atlanta polls, we found out just how strong of a stance Atlantans take on everything from where they get their wings to which sports talk radio host they tune in for each week. Here are all the other places, things and events you all lauded as the Best of Atlanta 2018: https://on-ajc.com/2rJySd3 | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Facebook

As part of the AJC's RE:Race project, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution brought in African-American students from several major colleges in the area to discuss the series and reflect on their own experiences at school. Read the full story exclusively on myAJC.com: http://on-ajc.com/2qwOz9j | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

1.2K views · 23 reactions | Railroads have defined and shaped Atlanta throughout its history. From its founding as Terminus, to its role today as a major transportation and logistics hub, Atlanta has grown up around its tracks. Look back at how railroads influenced the city's development through archives from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Atlanta History Center  ajc.com/railroads | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Facebook