Atlanta
The pain and pride of (finally) being a ‘battleground’ state
The Georgia senate races have exhausted Georgians
What a Jon Ossoff victory in Georgia would mean for Southern Jews
Why so few Jews hold office in the South
Georgia’s election-weary Jewish community is ready for another fight
“The Jewish community knows how important their vote is. They don’t sit out elections.”
Prayer in the parking lot: Orthodox Atlanta shuls become first synagogues to reopen
“It’s very important that as shul communities, we broadcast to our constituents that nothing is normal yet,” one rabbi said.
Chabad synagogue in Atlanta announces reopening, then changes its mind
The information that the synagogue is opening is not available on the shul’s website.
Reopen Georgia? Atlanta’s Jewish community isn’t so sure
Atlanta’s Jewish community doesn’t want to reopen as fast as Gov. Brain Kemp does
6 employees, 4 residents at Atlanta Jewish assisted living facility test positive for coronavirus
Some 43 employees of Berman Commons in Dunwoody have been tested as a precaution.
‘If not for the Forward, I’d never have been born.’
At 90, Gert Levitan decided it was time to tell the unlikely love story of her parents, and how a beloved Yiddish daily played matchmaker.
In Atlanta, the anti-Semitic flier wasn’t real. The fear was.
“The story regrettably took on a life of its own.”
Ahavath Achim Synagogue - Atlanta, GA
A Conservative congregation with over 700 family units, extensive family programming and daily services.