Atlanta Daily World

The Atlanta Daily World, established in 1928, holds the title of the oldest black newspaper in Atlanta, Georgia. Now under the ownership of Real Times Inc., it offers daily news online and releases a weekly print edition.

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DeKalb CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson Delivers Inaugural State of the County Address

6 days ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Council for Quality Growth & DeKalb Chamber Host 800+ for Sold Out Event at Assembly StudiosOn Thursday, May 8, 2025, the Council for Quality Growth and the DeKalb County Chamber hosted 800+ for the sold out 2025 State of DeKalb County Address. The annual address was held over lunch at Assembly Studios Atlanta and presented by Amazon, the American Heart Association, and the Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority.
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1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Clark Atlanta University proudly announces its 2025 Commencement Week, a vibrant celebration honoring the remarkable achievements of nearly 800 graduates. With an anticipated attendance of over 6,000, the week of festivities culminates in the prestigious Commencement ceremony, showcasing the hard work and dedication of the university’s exceptional students.
Fulton County Jail Improvements to Get Underway Following Scathing Report

1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

One year after the Senate Committee on Public Safety chaired by Majority Whip Sen. Randy Robertson (R-Cataula) held a series of meeting regarding conditions at the beleaguered Fulton County Jail and six months after the U.S. Department of Justice issued an official and scathing report regarding the conditions at the jail, the Fulton County Commission is issuing an update on improvement plans.
The Carr Report: Breaking the cycle of financial ignorance

1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Damon Carr

Most Americans ain’t anywhere close to reaching their savings goals. A recent survey of 2,000 Americans conducted by “Talker Research” shows only 13 percent feel “very good” about their financial situation right now. Another 28 percent say they feel “somewhat good.”The majority of Americans feel shaky, stressed, and stuck when it comes to their money!They’re grinding hard, but still falling behind.
Music Business Association Supercharges Atlanta Artist & Entrepreneur Careers At Music Biz 2025

1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Music Business Association Supercharges Atlanta Artist & Entrepreneur Careers At Music Biz 2025 Association details its satellite Roadshow event for artists & music tech startup programmingThe Music Business Association (Music Biz) today details two special events geared toward supporting artists & their teams and the music tech startup community as part of Music Biz 2025, happening May 12th – 15th at the Renaissance Atlanta Waverly.
Atlanta City Council Calls for Reforms to State Police Pursuit Policies

1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

The Atlanta City Council approved a resolution urging that the State of Georgia adopt reforms to the Georgia State Patrol’s vehicular pursuit policies. Suggestions include restricting high-speed pursuits to cases involving violent felonies only; requiring supervisory approval before initiating or continuing a pursuit; and prohibiting PIT maneuvers in densely populated areas, residential neighborhoods, traffic-congested corridors, and pedestrian-heavy zones.
DeKalb County Continues Blight Removal Efforts with Demolition on Bonner Street

1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

DeKalb County continues its work to eliminate blighted properties and restore neighborhoods, with the latest demolition taking place Wednesday morning at 1907 Bonner Street near the East Lake community, just off Candler Road and Glenwood Avenue.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Slams Trump’s ‘Relentless Attacks’ On Judges

1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson condemned the Trump administration’s “relentless attacks” on federal judges on Thursday (April 1) during a conference with legal insiders in Puerto Rico. “ Across the nation, judges are facing increased threats of not only physical violence, but also professional retaliation just for doing our jobs,” Jackson said, per Politico. “And the attacks are not random.
Meet the Atlanta Business League's CEO Awards Luncheon Chair, Bank of America's Al McRae

2 weeks ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Each year, the Atlanta Business League‘s (ABL) CEO Awards Luncheon shines a spotlight on business leaders who are driving innovation, creating jobs, and making a lasting impact on the economic landscape of Atlanta. As Chair, Al McRae will play a pivotal role in guiding the event’s vision and execution. His leadership ensures that the luncheon not only honors outstanding accomplishments but also provides an inspiring platform for emerging entrepreneurs and professionals.
Atlantans Continue to Protest Cop City and Vow to Fight Police Militarization

2 weeks ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Cop City officially opened on April 29, 2025 –– over two years behind schedule and at a taxpayer cost of more than double what was originally promised, jumping from $30 million to a reported $67 million. The facility was built despite mass opposition from Atlanta residents, including a multi-year campaign with a wide range of tactics from environmentalists, abolitionists, students, teachers, anarchists, Indigenous activists, local democracy proponents, and many more.