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• The Revival: Mayor Andre Dickens hosts ribbon cutting for return of Channel 24

  By Isaiah Singleton Verified| The Atlanta Voice Verified After the city of Atlanta’s Channel 24, a public access channel where residents were able to share local stories and their voices, went dark in 2023, city officials heard from the community and reevaluated public access television. In 2025, the channel has been relaunched with new equipment, a new location, and a more updated model.

  By Isaiah Singleton Verified · The Atlanta Voice

  Apr. 14, 2025

• The Revival: Mayor Andre Dickens hosts ribbon cutting for return of Channel 24

  By Isaiah Singleton Verified| The Atlanta Voice Verified After the city of Atlanta’s Channel 24, a public access channel where residents were able to share local stories and their voices, went dark in 2023, city officials heard from the community and reevaluated public access television. In 2025, the channel has been relaunched with new equipment, a new location, and a more updated model.

  By Isaiah Singleton Verified · The Atlanta Voice

  Apr. 14, 2025

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The Atlanta Voice

The Atlanta Voice, founded in 1966 by J. Lowell Ware and Ed Clayton, is the largest audited African American community newspaper in Georgia. Established during the Civil Rights Movement, it serves as a vital platform for documenting Black experiences and advocating for social justice. The publication operates under the motto, “A people without a voice cannot be heard.” The Atlanta Voice focuses on community journalism, providing news, features, and investigative reporting relevant to Atlanta’s Black community. It maintains extensive historical archives that chronicle Atlanta’s role in the Civil Rights Movement and African American history. The paper distributes a weekly print edition and digital content, ensuring accessibility across various platforms. Under the leadership of Janis Ware since 1991, the publication has upheld its commitment to independent reporting and editorial integrity by owning its printing press. The Atlanta Voice continues to be a trusted source for in-depth analysis and community advocacy, serving activists, policymakers, educators, and local businesses.