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NCAA Football: Georgia St. at Georgia Tech
Aug 31, 2024; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets running back Jamal Haynes (11) runs the ball past Georgia State Panthers safety Isaiah Holland (13) in the second quarter at Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
Swinney Has Message for Fans, People Frustrated with Offense
Dabo Swinney had a message for Clemson fans after the 14th-ranked Tigers got throttled by No. 1 Georgia on Saturday in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Bulldogs blew out Clemson in the second (...)
Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival To Honor, Show New Documentary On Olympic Gold Medalist Edwin Moses
The Sixth Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival (MCHRFF) will honor Olympic gold medalist Edwin Moses’78 and host the world premiere of his much-anticipated documentary MOSES-13 Steps, a star-studded exploration of the life and legacy of the iconic Morehouse alumnus and visionary, whose triumphs on and off track catalyzed significant social and scientific change, inspiring generations to hurdle over barriers of all kinds.
Georgia election workers, falsely accused of fraud, seek total control of Rudy Giuliani's assets
Two Georgian election workers who worked in Fulton County during the 2020 election requested the federal court to give them control of Rudy Giuliani’s asset so they can fulfill the $146 million defamation judgment against him. Wandrea ArShaye “Shaye” Moss and her mother, Ruby Freeman, were thrust into the...
CFB Wrap-Up: Takeaways from Week 1's biggest games
College Football Wrap-Up recaps the most important developments from the day's action and examines their significance moving forward. There are few constants in life, but Georgia being an utterly dominant college football program is certainly one of them. The Bulldogs kicked off the campaign with their 40th straight regular-season victory, embarrassing Clemson 34-3 in Atlanta. All the staples of a Georgia team under Kirby Smart were on full display from the opening kick.
Hard-Fought Battle Goes to GSU
ATLANTA | The Florida A&M volleyball team battled Saturday (Aug. 31), with two sets going extra points, but the match ultimately ended in favor of Georgia State (28-30, 25-21, 20-25, 24-26). Game Notes. » Isis Williams had a match-high eight blocks; FAMU racked up 16 as a team. »...
Robinson Honored For Volunteer Service
MCDONOUGH — Henry County District 2 Commissioner Neat Robinson was recently recognized by the Stockbridge Police Department Citizens Advisory Council for her many years of volunteerism on behalf of the City of Stockbridge. Stockbridge’s Police Advisory Council Chair Dr. Thomas Smith said the committee is made up of all...
Hawks exec's comments paint ominous picture for Clint Capela & De'Andre Hunter
Atlanta Hawks CEO Steve Koonin is outspoken. He has blasted trade rumors in the past, noting the complexity of such transactions and explaining the lengths they go to to protect their intel. He did say he expected the Hawks to be active in the trade market before they ultimately traded for Dejounte Murray in 2022.
Cool Girls celebrates 35 years of empowerment, personal growth and friendship
If the Atlanta-based organization Cool Girls prides itself on helping young girls prosper into confident and educated woman, no one better than Executive Director Tanya Egins seems to fit the mission. Having joined the organization as a volunteer more than 20 years ago, she credits the organization with allowing her...
Sheriff’s office overspends budget, losing contract jail employees
The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office lost the services of a private contractor that supplied security officers for the jail due to nonpayment of more than $1 million. The sheriff’s office entered into a contract with Strategic Security Corp. (SSC) in 2023 to provide staffing for watch towers at the Fulton County Jail. The agreement was […] The post Sheriff’s office overspends budget, losing contract jail employees appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Economic Development Around the State
Waynesboro Manufacturing: Ritz Instrument Transformers, a global company that manufactures products used in electrical systems, is investing $28 million to open a site in Waynesboro. The facility will produce high-voltage instrument transformers, creating 130 new jobs in Burke County in late 2025. Addressing Hunger: MANA Nutrition broke ground recently on...
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