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In 2012, when Luis Otero was a student at Habersham Central High School in Northeast Georgia, he often felt isolated—he was usually the only Latino in many of the advanced […]
Cambodians from around Georgia mark the end of the Pchum Ben festival.
Emory physician Paulina Rebolledo, who also practices at Grady Memorial Hospital, talks about vaccinations, mental health, and barriers to care for Latinos during difficult times
At a recent event, Atlanta-area Muslims gathered to discuss strategies for keeping kids safe online—and connected with God.
The 21-year-old owner of the metro’s only Yemeni restaurant hopes to educate diners about his culture.
From after-school programs to food drives, Celia Robles—an apartment manager on Buford Highway—is laser-focused on bringing her tenants what they need.
The musician gained renewed attention last year for “Watermelon Seeds,” a song he wrote in response to Israel’s assault on Gaza. This fall, it’ll be part of his final full-length project, Heartbreak Phay.
Local artist Trudy Phan talks about her latest work, Clarkston Is Home.
Combining Bosnian roots and Arab tradition—and a mother-in-law’s treasured recipe—the small bakery focuses on sticky, fluffy Yemeni honeycomb bread.
