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Pro Bowlers remember Kobe Bryant as AFC tops NFC again

Green Bay linebacker Za’Darius Smith hastily organized an homage to Kobe Bryant minutes before the Pro Bowl. Smith and his NFC teammates learned about Bryant’s death while they were in the locker room getting ready for the NFL’s all-star game Sunday. Smith suggested the best way to pay tribute the late NBA great was to […]

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Construction Underway: Mayor, Atlanta Beltline Inc. officials break ground on Southside Trail’s first phase

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, along with leadership from Atlanta Beltline Inc. (ABI), the City of Atlanta and community leaders, broke ground for permanent construction on the first segment of the Atlanta Beltline’s Southside Trail, known as Southside Trail-West.  Construction is expected to take approximately 12 months to complete, ABI officials said. Work will include […]

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Eaton: ‘AJC, Democratic Party exclude Black candidates from US Senate debate over MLK holiday weekend’

What would Martin Luther King Jr. say?  As Georgia and the United States paused to commemorate his 91st birthday and the MLK Jr. National Holiday over the weekend, Georgia Democrats hosted a candidate forum excluding all the African-American candidates running for United States Senate to defeat David Perdue.  Making matters worse, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC), who is aware of […]

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Fulton County Commissioner Joe Carn to hold the first in his 2020 series of Town Hall meetings

Fulton County Commissioner Joe Carn will host the first of his Town Hall meetings for 2020 at World Changers Church International (WCCI), College Park, on Jan. 28, 6:00 pm -8:00 pm. This kick-off will address issues of concern for residents District 6’s southwest community. Topics will include the 2020 Census, Fulton County Budget and funding for […]

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[VIDEO] Hattie Marie’s Texas Style BBQ & Cajun Kitchen serves up tasty smoked fixings

College Park-based barbecue joint Hattie Marie’s has already gained national recognition by having social media influencers, politicians, socialites, and entertainers walk through their doors, indulge in their comfort food and document their entire experiences on all social media platforms. And now the brand is planning to open three new franchises in Metro Georgia. The Atlanta […]

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Cremation has replaced traditional burials in popularity in America and people are getting creative with those ashes

The days of most Americans choosing a casket and traditional graveside ceremony for their funerals are over. Cremation became the top choice in 2015 and has been climbing in popularity ever since. According to statistics from the National Funeral Directors Association, or NFDA, more than half of all Americans who die this year will be […]

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ATLDOT, transportation plan could pave new inroads to safer streets for all Atlantans

As one travels down any number of Atlanta streets, he or she may begin to experience a number of interesting contradictions to the city’s influence on street design, safety, and infrastructure.  Just 10 streets — including Moreland Ave, Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Cascade Road, Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW, Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway NW, […]

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