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How Hank Aaron inspired my professional career
Filed Under: Atlanta
C.J. Stewart acted as the model for this Hank Aaron statue at Truist Park, created by sculptor Ross Rossin.Photograph by India Albritton Stewart is a former Chicago Cubs outfielder and one of the nation’s top player development professionals. He and his wife Kelli are also founders of L.E.A.D. (Launch, Expose, Advise, Direct). The organization uses […]
Recipe: AdapTable Meals Carnitas Breakfast Bowls
Filed Under: Atlanta
Happy new year, friends! This year, one of my major lifestyle changes was making sure that I eat breakfast every… The post Recipe: AdapTable Meals Carnitas Breakfast Bowls appeared first on Eating With Erica.
Winter mornings in the Zambezi Elephant Center
Filed Under: Atlanta, Cities to Do, Zoo
January is usually a quiet time for us here in the Elephant Department, and since nobody is around to see them in the cold mornings before the Zoo opens, we have zero qualms about taking advantage of our coworkers’ recalcitrance towards shifting out into the chilly habitats; we don’t really want to go outside either. […]
Atlanta Music Festival features opera’s Morris Robinson, dance piece by glo
Filed Under: Atlanta
The Atlanta Music Festival, with roots dating back more than 100 years,… The post Atlanta Music Festival features opera’s Morris Robinson, dance piece by glo appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Today in street art: Stacks Squares’ “Say Their Names” memorializes Black lives lost
Filed Under: Atlanta
Drive along Cabbagetown’s Carroll Street and you’ll see vibrant eyes and brilliant… The post Today in street art: Stacks Squares’ “Say Their Names” memorializes Black lives lost appeared first on ARTS ATL.
15 Luxe Hilton Head Rentals That Will Blow Your Mind
Filed Under: Atlanta
If you’re heading to the white sandy beaches of South Carolina on a family vacation, then check out these luxurious Hilton Head Rentals that include…

11 places to find fluffy, comforting biscuits in Atlanta
Filed Under: Atlanta
A chicken biscuit from Buttermilk KitchenPhotograph courtesy of Buttermilk Kitchen Biscuits are going to help us get through the long winter ahead—they’re warm, fluffy, comforting, and thankfully for us, plentiful in Atlanta. Whether you want a biscuit with flaky layers, a crisp exterior, topped with savory fried chicken, or just want a good breakfast sandwich, […]

[Not So Sweet] Godiva to Close All North American Stores
Filed Under: Atlanta
Beloved chocolatier Godiva announced late Wednesday that they will be closing all of their brick and mortar locations in North America. The closures will affect nearly 130 retail stores and cafes in the region including 115 in the United States. The company indicated that affected locations will all cease operations as Godiva by the end […]
In Our Own Words: Hasani Sahlehe, multidisciplinary artist
Filed Under: Atlanta
Artist Hasani Sahlehe creates abstract paintings, installations and performances that explore the… The post In Our Own Words: Hasani Sahlehe, multidisciplinary artist appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Art+Theater: See 3 exhibits, Alliance “Sit-In”
Filed Under: Atlanta
Looks Like Rain, Feels Like Rain, a solo show by Atlanta photographer… The post Art+Theater: See 3 exhibits, Alliance “Sit-In” appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Music, Dance: Pandemic panel, Emory chamber
Filed Under: Atlanta
“Moving Through the Pandemic” is the topic of a virtual panel discussion… The post Music, Dance: Pandemic panel, Emory chamber appeared first on ARTS ATL.

For Suwanee artist Anita Darling, art is a devotion
Filed Under: Atlanta
Every morning, Anita Darling walks barefoot to her backyard greenhouse in Suwanee. She stands still, feeling the dew under her feet, sips her coffee, and prays—in order to align herself with God and nature before starting to draw. Looking at her intricate ink-and-charcoal images of flowers and seashells, her devotion is clear. It’s something she’s […]
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Growing tech in Atlanta 2021: Accelerating our competitive edge through diversity
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Diversity on several key levels separates Atlanta from every other global city proclaiming their attractiveness to innovative and entrepreneurial businesses, making the future bright for the city’s tech community in 2021, write Larry Williams and John Yates.
Kemp focusing budget proposals on rural Ga. economy – Statesboro Herald
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Kemp focusing budget proposals on rural Ga. economy Statesboro Herald
Kemp focusing budget proposals on rural Georgia economy – Rome News-Tribune
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Kemp focusing budget proposals on rural Georgia economy Rome News-Tribune
This Engineer-Turned-Lawyer Is Using AI To Help Georgians Find COVID Vaccine Appointments – hypepotamus.com
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This Engineer-Turned-Lawyer Is Using AI To Help Georgians Find COVID Vaccine Appointments hypepotamus.com
Growing tech in Atlanta 2021: Accelerating our competitive edge through diversity – Atlanta Business Chronicle
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Growing tech in Atlanta 2021: Accelerating our competitive edge through diversity Atlanta Business Chronicle

Delta Air Lines caps its toughest year ever, looks to recovery
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Despite the prolonged pandemic impact on its financials, Delta will continue to move forward with capital projects and expects to post roughly $350 million in capital expenditures.
Guest Column: Infrastructure investment essential to economic mobility – The Augusta Chronicle
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Guest Column: Infrastructure investment essential to economic mobility The Augusta Chronicle

More Than An Athlete: How Hank Aaron changed the game for business
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“I think he felt he made a great contribution as an athlete, but felt he was reaching more people in very meaningful ways as a business leader,” former business partner Frank Belatti said.

SPAC created by former Atlanta sports exec Harvey Schiller files for $225M IPO
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Aspire Group’s Bill Duffy and Charlestowne’s Harvey Schiller are leading new “blank check company.”