The shelter is located at 412 2nd Street SW, Cairo, GA 39828.

Some generators of the Sewerage & Water Board still produce 25 hertz electricity, a century after the rest of the world moved ...

There are cities, there are capitals and then there is Cairo. Chaotic, enchanting and magnificent, the Egyptian capital is awe inspiring and home to a raw energy that’s all its own. A city of a ...

Cairo, the bustling, vibrant heart of Egypt, is a little-known food lover’s paradise. Famous for its ancient sites, the city boasts a culinary scene that’s as diverse and rich as its culture and ...

Nadine Arab is a globetroter and writer who is based in Egypt (her home country). She helps travelers navigate Cairo with tips for how to get around, which attractions to prioritize and how to get a ...

Zamalek, the Egyptian island floating placidly in the Nile River alongside the capital city of Cairo, is an old-world oasis with a decidedly contemporary air. It’s a little bit suburban—the streets ...

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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link As a city of more than 20 million people, Cairo is the most populous city in the Middle East and the second most populous in Africa. It feels like ...

Tourism in Egypt is back on the rise as the once-popular destination for visitors finally starts to recover from a decade of conflict. In 2010, Egypt saw record numbers of visitors to destinations ...

This story is part of an ongoing collaboration with Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting. In the last days of April 2011, the mayor of Cairo, Illinois, told residents to get out. A ...

Architecture professor Soheir Zaki Hawas has dedicated her life to documenting the beautiful historic buildings in downtown Cairo and to trying to preserve them. "Heritage is the memory of a city," ...

I learned all I needed to know about the Civil Rights movement from a box of Crayola Crayons. It happened in 1967, the year I entered first grade at Emerson Elementary, back in my hometown of Cairo, ...