Inside Duluth Korean rice cake shop Nak Won during the busy holiday season:

In 2024, brothers-in-law Angel Enriquez & Koushik Alam opened the halal Brothers Chimichurry food truck to make Latin American food more accessible to metro Atlanta’s Muslim community.

On the campaign trail, Trump promised mass deportations that could affect undocumented immigrants & refugees. How many promises will come to pass is now a major concern among immigrant advocacy orgs.

Duluth-based Wowbooza's Loqman Salem spent several years as a child with family near Ramallah. In the summers, he was an ice cream salesman. Now, he's bringing his love of Palestinian delights to Metro Atlanta.

For more than a century, pan de jamón has been eaten during the Christmas season in Luisania “Lucy” Brito's native Venezuela. Now, she’s bringing flavors of home to Metro Atlanta with Lucy's Bakery.

Weeks after 285 South contacted GA Dept of Human Services for comment regarding mysteriously stolen food stamp funds, the Afghan American Alliance says some families were finally reimbursed.

The contribution of Georgia’s Latino communities to the state GDP is comparable to the entire economic output of some US states. But while the power of this bloc is growing, many of its members still struggle to get by. New from @285southatl.bsky.social: 285south.com/latinos-are-...

As the only English-language publication dedicated to Atlanta's immigrant & refugee communities, we’ve been thinking about what the incoming presidential administration might mean for us, our neighbors, and our work. A letter from our founder: 285south.com/note-from-th...