Jim Becker, AP reporter who covered Jackie Robinson and an underdog Hawaii football team, dies at 98
HONOLULU — (AP) — Jim Becker, a world-traveling journalist who covered Jackie Robinson’s big-league baseball debut and the ...
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Get the Inside Scoop on the Atlanta History Center, Where Families Discover Atlanta's Past, Present, and Future
Bring the family, especially young kids, to the Atlanta History Center, a mainstay for tourists since 1990. The 33-acre ...
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5 ways dating in Atlanta is different than anywhere else
Atlanta is the best city for singles in the whole nation, according to WalletHub. The personal finance company and prolific city ranker listed the best cities for dating back in December, basing its ...
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Atlanta Renames Street and Largest Park to Honor Former Mayor Shirley Franklin
Atlanta pays tribute to its Former Mayor, Shirley Franklin, by renaming its largest park and one of its roadways.
Photos: Every Super Bowl Halftime Show From 1993 To 2024
See photos of every Super Bowl Halftime Show performance from 1993 to 2024, including Prince, Paul McCartney, Beyoncé, ...
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Hidden In Atlanta's City Bustle Is An Enchanting Nature Park In A Forest With A Waterfall And Wildlife
Escape the crowds and rush of the city in Atlanta by venturing to an underrated nearby park filled with pristine nature and ...
Atlanta’s Coolest New Hotel Has One of the City’s Best Steakhouses and Easy Access to 22 Miles of Walking Trails
In the heart of Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward neighborhood, Forth Hotel Atlanta recently opened in one of the city's most ...
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This Historic Restaurant In Atlanta Has A Prime Rib That’s Absolutely To Die For
Atlanta, Georgia: where Southern charm meets big city buzz, and where history takes flight in the most delicious way possible ...
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Atlanta artist is Artadia’s first SEEN award recipient
Traverso is one of three Atlanta artists awarded an Artadia artist grant in 2024. Artadia, a New York-based nonprofit, has been making unrestricted cash grants to artists in select cities since 1999.