Nedra Rhone is a Lifestyle Columnist at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, arts and entertainment, and social issues, with a particular focus on diversity and inclusion, gender issues, and women's interests. Nedra's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Finger Lakes Times and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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Nedra Rhone's coverage primarily consists of opinion editorials, with a focus on culture and society, lifestyle, and health. She often incorporates data to support her opinions.
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Given her local geographic focus in the United States, particularly Georgia and Atlanta, she may be interested in content that directly relates to these areas but is also open to broader topics within the themes she covers.
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For many Atlanta residents, the summer of 2026 will be remembered as staycation summer.
For many Atlanta residents, the summer of 2026 will be remembered as staycation summer.
By: Nedra Rhone
Sometimes we don't appreciate public art until it's gone. When Bellwood Coffee painted over a mural honoring Jovita Moore this spring, the outrage wasn't just about paint.
By: Nedra Rhone
The southeast section of the Atlanta Beltline was still an unfinished dirt trail when residents in nearby neighborhoods began debating the fate of Trestletree Village Apartments.
Atlanta’s Trestletree Village Apartments need investment and new housing, but residents should have a meaningful say in how redevelopment reshapes their community.
By: Nedra Rhone
More than 30 days after the disappearance and death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, his family is still seeking answers about what happened.
By: Nedra Rhone
The families of Nolan Wells and Tamla Horsford say local investigations left too many questions unanswered, highlighting the need for transparency and federal oversight.
By: Nedra Rhone
Most every account of Jayden Williams, mayor of Stockbridge, has included a reference to his age.
By: Nedra Rhone
Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams made history as the city's youngest mayor. Now, as questions about his leadership emerge, his age is once again a part of the conversation.
By: Nedra Rhone
Nearly 200 educators left after Superintendent Chris Ragsdale linked opposition to book bans with support for child sex trafficking. Now the district is questioning them.
