Noah Washington

The Nissan Z serves as a reminder that even old dogs can learn new tricks, even when they're wearing a rather fetching disguise. I got the change to see what makes the Nissan Z Nismo so special and if it really lives up to its name. This car isn’t just trying to relive its glory days— it's out to create new ones. Here's what it's like to live with one.

On Monday, Oct. 7th, Connected Minds, a mental health and wellness services clinic, celebrated the grand opening of its first physical office in Marietta. Founded by Dr. Je Ajayi,35, a Morehouse School of Medicine graduate, the practice has operated virtually since 2020.

Discover the inspiring story of Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman to run for president, in this documentary screening at Spelman College.

Kaiser Permanente Georgia partners with Atlanta Hawks to promote health equity, physical fitness, mental health, and healthy eating in underserved communities.

Kwane Alexander (left) with Dr. Leah Johnson, President & CEO of NBCDI. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice

Disinformation targeting Black men is a concern in the 2024 election. A panel discusses strategies to combat harmful narratives and encourage voter turnout.

Explore the intersection of food, grief, and art in Atlanta Contemporary's latest exhibits. Discover the cultural connections and personal narratives behind these powerful works.

Explore the intersection of anime, hip-hop, cosplay, and Atlanta nightlife at Trap Sushi's Halloween celebration. Discover their journey and future plans.

On Friday, Nov. 8, The Athlete’s Foot (TAF) took a fresh step into community engagement with the launch of its “Monroe Mixers” series, hosted at the brand’s Monroe Drive store in Atlanta.

On Thursday, Nov. 14, in southwest Atlanta, the C.T. Martin Natatorium and Recreation Center opened its doors as the city’s 11th Good Neighbor Club, a collaboration between the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm aimed at creating safe, engaging spaces for Atlanta’s youth. This newly renovated teen center, complete with PlayStation 5s, vibrant lounge furniture, and decor celebrating Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), is designed to serve as a supportive environment for young people to learn, connect, and thrive.