Atlanta Jewish Times

The Atlanta Jewish Times is a weekly publication that caters to the Jewish community in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. It is owned and published by Michael Morris.

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AJT Connects Pianists to Appear in Concert

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe

This writer’s role at Atlanta Jewish Times involves writing about the arts, events, highlighting simchas and interesting people, even fashion and dining. Let us not forget the role local press plays in connecting the community in many vital ways, most recently finding a possible kidney donor for a local rabbi in 24 hours.
Max Fried off to Historic Start with Yankees

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | David Ostrowsky

It’s become too large a sample size to overlook. How Max Fried, in his first year with the New York Yankees, has carved up lineups over the first third of the season has been not just remarkable, but, in many ways, unprecedented.
Father’s Day Sports Books Gift Guide for 2025

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | David Ostrowsky

Is the dad in your house a sports lover? Can he recall who won the World Series in 1995 and why Andruw Jones was crucial in deciding the winner that postseason? Does he know why John Elway is famous for his 2-minute drills? If so, then these three books from popular authors may make excellent gifts this Father’s Day.
New Pope Makes Historic Gesture to Jews

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Bob Bahr

On the first day of his papacy, Pope Leo XIV pledged “to continue and strengthen the Church’s dialogue and cooperation with the Jewish people.”The pledge from the newly installed leader of nearly one and a half billion Roman Catholics, came in a letter to Rabbi Noam Marens, the American Jewish Committee’s Director of Interreligious Affairs.
Emory Drafts New Campus Protest Rules

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Bob Bahr

Usher Raymond, the popular singer and entertainer, who prefers to be known just by his first name, brought some show-business glamour and gentle advice about how to achieve success to Emory University’s Commencement Exercises earlier this month.
Tutunikov is the Man to ‘Watch’

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe

Eugene Tutunikov, the “watch king” based in Buckhead, operates Swiss Watch Expo, a “digital first” retailer of pre-owned luxury watches and one the largest companies in the U.S. dedicated to it. About 90 percent of his business is online with the remainder locally. He explained, “There are millions of fake or replica watches sold each year, and we guarantee that each one we sell is certified authentic.
Real Estate Roundup for Summer 2025

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Sasha Heller

The AJT asked a panel of local realtors to discuss the current state of the metro Atlanta real estate market. Topics included key challenges in the current residential market, emerging trends, and advice for both buyers and sellers. Read on to find out about Atlanta’s current real estate market. Rachel LipszycAzure Realty What are some key challenges in the current residential real estate market? Buyers are more selective than ever.
SAG/AFTRA Leader Melissa Goodman Retires

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Bob Bahr

Melissa Goodman who has been the Executive Director of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists in Atlanta for 40 years is retiring.
Rise Property Group Enjoys the Hustle

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe

Atlanta native Jason Chaliff really gets a “rise” out of exceeding expectations in his relationship-driven and innovative commercial real estate brokerage business with his special “hustle” sauce. About his company, Rise Property Group, he explained, “Atlanta is a city with an incredible growth story. You could say it has always been a city on the rise! I wanted a name that was short, memorable and resonated well in the metro area.
Carmel is a Love Letter to Coastal Seafood

1 week ago | atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe

Locally based dining entrepreneur Tal Postelnik Baum rolls out well thought out concepts with some commonalities in mind: honoring local ingredients with the celebration of worldly cuisine as a nod to her Israeli/Mediterranean heritage.