Festive drinks at Miracle on Main St.

Paul Milliken visited a holiday pop-up named Miracle on Main St. in Alpharetta on Monday morning. Here's a look at some of the festival drinks that are being offered.

Alpharetta gets festive with a Christmas 'Miracle'

The holiday season just got a lot more festive in Alpharetta thanks to Miracle, the pop-up Christmas-themed cocktail bar located inside The Hamilton Alpharetta, Curio Collection by Hilton.

Casting Call Ep. 54

Learn all about castings, job and networking opportunities in Georgia's film industry with FOX LOCAL host Judayah Murray and entertainment insider Tess Hammock.

Game of the Week: Walton vs East Coweta

It's week two of the high school football playoffs, and this week's Game of the Week is a match up between Walton and East Coweta. Both teams had big upsets the previous week. FOX 5 Sports Kelly Price has more.

Portia: Drama, Comedy, & Music with Chandra Currelly

Chandra Currelly was a lead singer in the recording group the “S.O.S.” band. Now, she’s starring in Tyler Perry’s hit sitcom “Bruh.” The singer & actress opens up about her career in entertainment, her latest projects and she performs her latest single “Tell Me What I Gotta Do.”

Portia: Back to Wrap with Kwamé

Portia sits down with Rapper and Producer, Kwamé Holland. Together they discuss his success with songs like “Ownlee Eue,” and “The Rhythm.” Kwamé also gets candid about ageism in rap and hip hop. Later, he takes the stage to perform new music and a classic hit.

Portia: Lessons, Legacies & Madam C.J. Walker

Author A’Lelia Bundles shares the untold history of her great-great-grandmother Madam C.J. Walker and the impact she had on modern beauty, business, and Black culture. She also reveals insights from her new book celebrating the vibrant life of Harlem Renaissance icon and Walker’s only child, A’Lelia.

Portia: Pride, Purpose & HBCU Legacy

Portia sits with four graduates from historically black colleges and universities to discuss the academics, culture, and the pride they feel from their alma mater. Attorney Nikki Montlick and Rokeia Gravely from Montlick Injury Attorneys award a special HBCU scholar with 10,000 dollars.