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Rough Draft Atlanta stands out as the top hyperlocal media outlet in the metro Atlanta area. We produce several publications, including Reporter Newspapers, Atlanta Intown, Silver Streak, and Rough Draft. Together, these publications have a monthly circulation of 100,000, allowing us to connect with some of the most vibrant and impactful communities in metro Atlanta.

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A Legal Alternative for Georgians

2 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Savannah Pierce

Some states have made online gambling legal since the Supreme Court overturned PASPA. Casino gambling is still illegal in Georgia, although lawmakers are putting forward legislation to change the status of online sports betting to make it legal. While those discussions continue, what are the options for Georgians looking for the top online casino sites? Fortunately, there are some legal alternatives.
Experience Buckhead Restaurant Week's culinary extravaganza!

3 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Savannah Pierce

If you're a food enthusiast or culinary explorer, mark your calendar for an epicurean adventure that promises to ignite your taste buds. Buckhead Restaurant Week is back, ready to take Atlanta's vibrant culinary scene by storm from July 21 to July 26. This annual celebration, organized by Livable Buckhead, is your golden ticket to indulge in exclusive menus and special offerings from some of the area's most esteemed dining establishments.
Kroger shoppers in Brookhaven face uncertainty after store closure

4 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Logan C. Ritchie

Cinncinati-based grocer Kroger announced this week that four Metro Atlanta stores will be closing by the end of 2025, leaving some regular customers searching for new groceries and pharmacies. Locations in Alpharetta, Atlanta, and Decatur will shutter by mid-September as part of a national effort to shutter underperforming Kroger stores. Skye Hill Kroger in Brookhaven, located at 3855 Buford Highway, will be the last to close on Oct. 18.
Enchanting Tips for a Blissful Romantic Escape in Spain

4 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Savannah Pierce

Are you ready to experience a love story written across cobbled streets and golden sunsets?Spain is a dreamland for couples in search of romance. From passionate flamenco nights to quiet coastal dinners, every region offers something intimate. The colorful cities, charming villages, and historic corners all whisper tales of timeless love. Whether it's a honeymoon or a spontaneous getaway, Spain creates perfect moments for two.
Brookhaven's City Centre project hit with color mismatch issue

4 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Logan C. Ritchie

Brookhaven's $78 million new city hall, scheduled to open in August, is experiencing a colorful setback. The dome atop Brookhaven's City Centre was intended to reflect muted tones of thecity's signature colors - blue and green, consistent with the design vision supported by the community, mayor, and city council members. But last week when the installation of the dome glass began, residents and passersby noticed something was amiss.
ðŸ›¸ Dunwoody native talks 'Elio'

5 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Sammie Purcell

June 20 - Happy Friday, movie lovers! Have I got a special treat for you - Off the Wall is back!This free film screening series is in its third year, and loves to celebrate all things avant-garde and experimental. The first movie - "Crossroads," a found-footage experimental film from the American artist Bruce Conner - will play tonight and tomorrow. The series will run from June to November, and you can check out the full schedule here.
ðŸŒž Let the sun shine

5 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Cathy Cobbs

Jun. 23 - It's Cathy from Rough Draft with my weekly newsletter on Tucker. It's been a bumpy ride on many fronts - globally, locally and mentally, frankly. One bit of advice that is helping me - find meaning in the chaos. 👑 This week's newsletter talks about the fallout from last weekend's "No Kings" rallies around Atlanta, the robbery of a beloved Tucker institution, a preview of this year's July 3 celebration, and some info about Monday's city council meeting.
Where memories become stories that last

5 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Savannah Pierce

In a world overflowing with fleeting social media posts, where moments vanish into algorithmic feeds, Memvy emerges as a groundbreaking platform that redefines how we preserve and relive our most cherished memories. Unlike traditional social media, Memvy isn't about likes, trends, or performative snippets.
Dunwoody Homeowners Association discusses controversial low-income housing proposal

5 days ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Cathy Cobbs

The Dunwoody Homeowners Association on June 22 heard a proposal about a zoning change that would allow the construction of more than 200 age- and income-restricted apartments on Ashford Dunwoody Road - a plan that two weeks ago was thought to be dead in the water. The board listened to a presentation by developer and property management Dominium, detailing plans to develop a 3.42-acre parcel into 215 apartments, with 248 underground parking spaces.
Black LGBTQ+ Atlanta restaurateur Gee Smalls releases audiobook memoir

1 week ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Katie Burkholder

Five years following the release of his memoir "Black Enough, Man Enough: Embracing My Mixed Race and Sexual Fluidity," Virgil's Gullah Kitchen and Bar co-owner Gee Smalls released the self-narrated audiobook version for Pride month and Juneteenth. Smalls' memoir began as a joint endeavor with his husband, Juan, when they went to a writing coach to explore creating a book together.