Noah Washington is a journalist based in Atlanta, Georgia. He writes for The Atlanta Voice and Voice News Network, covering local news and events in the Atlanta area. His articles focus on a range of topics including community initiatives, cultural events, and social issues affecting the local community.
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Noah Washington's coverage is heavily focused on local events and initiatives in Atlanta, Georgia. His articles revolve around culture, society, entertainment news, beauty & fashion with a focus on partnerships, youth programs, summer camps, community engagement and child safety.
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The Houston baller is representing the U.S. team in the 2024 Paris Olympics. By Noah Washington
“James Baldwin & Atlanta,” a community discussion produced by The Counter Narrative Project (CNP), featured Charles Stephens and Kimberly Latrice Jones (not shown) speaking about Baldwin’s enduring influence. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice
South Carolina guard Raven Johnson (above) with a young boy during her back-to-school giveaway in East Point. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice
The powerful and poignant smell of popcorn was overpowered only by the excitement radiating from the students of the Boyce L. Ansley School.
By: Noah Washington
Dr. Michelle Cooke refused to be jaded by the medical system. Cooke’s practice, Sol Direct Primary Care, has been operational for over a year, initially opening in May 2023 off Cascade Rd. The practice recently relocated to East Point in May 2024. Her new workspace, a self-described “spa”, “I just feel like it’s so often […]
By: Noah
“Jazz became my ministry,” these words were practically sung from Jamal Ahmad’s mouth as he spoke about his enduring career curating the greatest jazz songs known to man. A lifelong parishioner, like most seeking Jamal Ahmad had a journey to worship at the church of swing.
By: Noah
The music pounding, the glamor on full display, attendees dressed to the nines, and the reason behind the luxurious gathering was truly righteous.
By: Noah
On Tuesday, Sept. 3, outside the Richard B. Russell Federal Building in downtown Atlanta, a significant moment in music history unfolded. Judge Thomas Thrash Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, in a swift and decisive ruling, determined that neither former United States President Donald J. Trump nor his campaign can use the song “Hold On, I’m Coming” without the proper license from the estate of legendary R&B and soul singer Isaac Lee Hayes Jr.
By: Noah
The train for Peter Street is taking off and Atlanta is getting on.
By: Noah
Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats at the opening of Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys, which took place at the High Museum of Art on Friday, Sept. 13. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice
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