Atlanta Wire

Georgia Tech on September 18 held a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of Tech Square Phase 3, a two-tower academic development in Midtown Atlanta that adds 416,500 square feet of space for the university’s industrial engineering and business programs. The project includes the 18-story George Tower, now home to the H.

A burn covering a large portion of the body can send a person to a specialized care unit for weeks. Medical bills for a serious burn can put a serious strain on a person’s finances, especially when they have to take unpaid leave from work to recover. There is no standard price tag for a burn injury.

By: Mark Bailey For J-Dubb Tha King, music has never simply been about making records. It is personal. It is emotional. And, perhaps most importantly, it is meant to connect. “I represent the people,” J-Dubb says. “I’m a very eccentric, passionate artist.

Key Points New churches don’t need large congregations, big budgets, or established programs before they can start serving their communities. Dino Rizzo’s work with ARC and Servolution shows how outreach can become part of a church’s culture from the beginning. Starting with simple, practical service can help new churches build relationships and understand what their communities actually need. Launching a church comes with a long list of priorities.

By Lennard James Every music city has people behind the scenes who help determine what the world eventually hears. They recognize talent before the spotlight arrives, understand audiences before trends become obvious and create platforms that allow artists to move from neighborhood recognition to broader success. When it comes to Memphis and its unmistakable contribution to hip-hop culture, Devin Steel belongs in that conversation.

By: Cole Harrison There is a particular species of mythology that the music business loves selling us: somebody picks up a guitar, writes three songs, gets discovered in a bar, signs a contract, and six months later is staring down from a billboard while everybody pretends destiny had the whole thing scheduled. Ashley Puckett’s career is not that story. Thank God.

Mexican budget carrier Volaris will begin nonstop service between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Guadalajara on October 2, 2026, with four weekly departures and one-way fares starting at $55. The airline is also adding Atlanta-to-Mexico City flights later this year, expanding international options at the world’s busiest airport and giving Atlanta travelers a low-cost entry point to two of Mexico’s largest cities.

Medical care may come first after an accident, but questions about insurance, evidence, and legal rights can follow quickly. By Emma Clapp After an accident, most people are thinking about the immediate problem. They may be hurt, trying to get medical care, arranging transportation, or figuring out how much work they are going to miss. The legal questions often arrive later. Who is responsible? What records should be kept? And what happens when an insurance company calls?

Governor Brian Kemp and the Georgia Department of Economic Development announced on September 3, 2026, that the state recorded approximately $35.2 billion in project investments during fiscal year 2026, setting a new record and marking the second consecutive year Georgia has surpassed its own benchmarks. The figure represents a 33.8% increase over the previous fiscal year’s $26.3 billion total.

Buying or selling property is one of the biggest transactions most people make, whether it involves a family home, a rental property, or a commercial building. At the center of every sale is a real estate contract, a legal document that spells out the rights and obligations of everyone involved. This contract determines how much money changes hands, what happens if something goes wrong, and what conditions must be met before the deal can close.