Atlanta Community Press Collective

01/01/2026

This year, we published stories shaped by organizers, artists, neighbors, and people directly impacted by the systems we cover.

Next year, we’re continuing that work—asking sharper questions, following the receipts, and amplifying stories that don’t always make the headlines.

Happy New Year from the Atlanta Community Press Collective. 🖤

12/17/2025

Join us on Sunday, December 21st to talk with ACPC staff, have a drink of apple cider, and enter our raffle for a $25 gift card to use at Offbeat Books!

12/04/2025

Federal agents arrested Atlanta activist Samuel Tunick this week, accusing him of destroying evidence. Community members say it’s part of a growing pattern of political repression: surveillance, targeted stops, and now federal charges.

We’ll be following every development in the Samuel Tunick case. Stay tuned.

11/19/2025

We believe, now more than ever, that independent, local reporting is vital for an Atlanta that works for everyone—not just the rich and powerful. We hear the same from community members frequently.

Can you share $5 a month to keep your neighbors informed and our city leaders accountable? Through the end of the year, our partners at NewsMatch are meeting any new monthly donations 12x. That means, if you commit to a $5 monthly donation, NewsMatch will donate $60 to ACPC.

11/13/2025

Atlanta police searched license plate reader network for immigrants, records show

Atlanta PD denied that it has assisted in immigration enforcement, but records show 15 immigration-related Flock searches in March 2025.

11/12/2025

Remembering Tom Coffin, 1943 – 2025

11/10/2025

Residents of southwest Atlanta have long called for investment. Is Mayor Dickens’ $5.1 billion plan the answer?

The city has historically neglected southwest Atlanta, despite advocacy efforts. Now, Dickens' $5 billion plan inspires both hope and doubt.

11/05/2025

Opinion — Play the Game. Vote for Public Service Commissioners.

The Georgia Public Service Commission controls utility rates and is up for election this year. The most important race in the country is in your hands.

11/04/2025

‘We still have to eat’: Communities respond to SNAP fund cuts

The Trump administration cut funds to SNAP on Saturday, putting at risk the 1.4 million Georgians who depend on SNAP to feed their families,

11/04/2025

Local news is a public good, and we need your help to raise $12,000 over the next two months. From now until December 31st, every dollar you donate will be doubled by our partners at NewsMatch.

Click the link in our bio to become a monthly donor today.

11/04/2025

Meet the Atlanta City Council candidates: Jamie Christy for District 7

Young Republican leader and Buckhead Forest resident Jamie Christy wants to lower taxes while enhancing infrastructure and public safety.

11/03/2025

Meet the Atlanta City Council candidates: Thomas Worthy for District 7

North Buckhead resident Thomas Worthy wants to lower taxes while enhancing infrastructure and public safety in Atlanta.