Roswell fishing buddies create custom fly rod business

What do you do when you and your fishing buddy really enjoy crafting your own bamboo fly rods? You turn it into a business, of course.

Black-owned small businesses get a unique boost from Atlanta BeltLine

A group of metro Atlanta business owners are turning their dreams into reality — and doing it in a place known more for recreation than for work.

Atlanta business keeps antique printing methods alive

Everything old is new again at Buckhead Printery, which uses machines from as far back as 1910 to keep antique printing methods alive.

Woodstock coffee business works to give formerly incarcerated people of color a "second chance"

A brother-in-law has started a Go-Fund-Me to support his brother's passion project in expanding his coffee roasting business to create jobs for people of color who have been incarcerated and generosity from the community is helping to make that possible.

Son’s murder sparks mother to open job centers to empower teens, combat crime

A mother who lost her 16-year-old son to gun violence is taking action to help reduce violent crimes involving our youth. She's created a non-profit that focuses on providing youth with employment assistance.

Founder of Slutty Vegan to speak at CAU spring commencement

Celebrated Atlanta entrepreneur Aisha “Pinky” Cole will be Clark Atlanta University’s Class of 2022 commencement speaker.

Business owner calls for expedited fix to Cheshire Bridge Road

ith its expected completion date set for October of this year, some business owners said they’re growing frustrated with the wait.

Overlooked customers pulling their support from Support Black Colleges

According to its owners, Support Black Colleges takes in millions of dollars in revenue by selling clothing and caps. The Atlanta-based company is now facing criticism from customers for not delivering on its promises and its T-shirts.

Podcast captures conversations usually reserved for Black barbershops, hair salons

The barbershop and beauty salon in Black culture are many things. There's a special complexity to it. The stories and the bonding. But a Georgia couple is taking it to the next level.