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Jai Ferrell to lead Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta into the future
Following a nationwide search, the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta selected Jai Ferrell – a fifth generation Atlantan, former Atlanta Girl Scout and Spellman alumna – as its Chief Executive Officer. “Jai’s extensive experience and relevant connections to the metro-Atlanta community and beyond were important factors in our decision,”Susan L. Lazaro, incoming board chair of […] The post Jai Ferrell to lead Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta into the future appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Dragon Con 2024: Special guest lineup for this year's convention
ATLANTA - Dragon Con 2024 is set to be an unforgettable event, with a lineup of over 100 celebrity guests, including legendary figures from film and television. Among the headliners are comedy icon John Cleese, Star Trek legend Walter Koenig, and action star Danny Trejo. These living legends will be joined by a stellar roster of fan-favorites such as Giancarlo Esposito, Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker, Marvel actors Vincent D’Onofrio and Cobie Smulders, Disney princess Ming-Na Wen, and Firefly stars Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk.
Late Kick Live Ep 545: Chaos Is Coming | GT Stuns FSU | New JP Poll | Herbie Haters | NCAA vs Mich
Late Kick Live Ep 545 features Josh Pate reacting to Georgia Tech stunning Mike Norvell and FSU to start the season. Will the Jackets end up competing in the ACC? What are the immediate answers needed for FSU? Could the 2024 Colle�
Atlanta Mother of Four Fatally Shot Months After Sister’s Murder (Video)
Atlanta is grappling with yet another devastating loss as gun violence claims the life of 32-year-old Courtney Reese, a mother of four. The tragedy occurred just months after her sister was also murdered, leaving a family and community in mourning. The incident took place in the Cleveland Avenue neighborhood, an...
Atlanta Family’s Flight Turns Frightening As Alleged Stalker Follows Them – Onto the Plane!
ATLANTA, GA – An Atlanta family’s trip took a distressing turn on August 4 when Lauren Benton and her family encountered an alarming situation at Washington Dulles International Airport. Benton noticed a man who seemed to be shadowing her family after they passed through security. The situation became...
5 CFB ideas I'm buying or selling after Week 0
Week 0 only included games for a handful of FBS teams, but there’s still plenty to learn from after 4 full games. This story will examine some advanced stats and insights from Week 0 that will be applicable for anyone who is interested in betting on college football. To do that, we’ll interrogate some prevailing narratives and see if the underlying data backs them up.
Join WAOK at the 19th Annual Grace Atlanta Caribbean Jerk Festival!
Immerse yourself in a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture at the 19th Annual Grace Atlanta Caribbean Jerk Festival, presented by Publix! Mark your calendars for Sunday, September 1st, and head to Lithonia Park’s Southeast Athletic Complex
Amanda Maher’s Daughter Discusses New Trial for Once Convicted Killer
David Lee Myers has been granted a new trial for the 1996 killing of 18-year-old Amanda Jo Maher. The victim's daughter, Sarah Sparkman, discusses the recent development. (8/26/24) Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV
Former Gov. Nathan Deal to dedicate new elementary school named after his late wife Sandra Deal
Hall County Schools will hold a formal dedication ceremony on Monday for its newest elementary school. Sandra Dunagan Deal Elementary School opened its doors to students earlier this month. It’s named after the former Georgia first lady who died in 2022 after a battle with cancer. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Deal worked as a school teacher and chose early childhood education as her focus during her time in the Governor’s Mansion.
Georgia State students bring new film 'Rejuvenation' to life
ATLANTA - Georgia is no stranger to film production, but the new feature film "Rejuvenation" is something special. The thriller is now available for people to watch nationwide and was made with the hard work of Georgia State University students and graduates. Two of the stars of the film are...
Atlanta Symphony returns to Piedmont Park for free concert on Sept. 10
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will return to Piedmont Park on Tuesday, Sep. 10, at 7:30 p.m. with a free performance on Oak Hill. William R. Langley conducts the evening’s program, featuring a selection of orchestral favorites and a preview of ASO’s two-season endeavor, the Beethoven Project. Program selections will include movements from Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5, […] The post Atlanta Symphony returns to Piedmont Park for free concert on Sept. 10 appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Braves fall to Nationals, Falcons make roster cuts, and UGA gears up for season opener
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Braves have been on a hot streak, winning 9 of their last 12 games, but their momentum was halted yesterday as they faced the Washington Nationals in the final game of their series. The Nationals avoided a sweep, defeating the Braves 4-2 in Sunday’s noon contest.
I Think, I Feel, I Know: Gut Feelings on Game Week
Fall camp is finished and the football season is just around the corner, but you'd be forgiven for having a lot of questions about what the 2024 Georgia State team is going to look like under first-year coach Dell McGee. There's new schemes on both sides of the ball and a lot of new faces on the roster, giving this program an air of mystery that's not existed in a few years. So let's unpack what we can. Borrowing a framing device from Steven Godfrey of the Split Zone Duo podcast, here's I Think, I Feel, I Know:
Outkast suing Atlanta EDM duo over 'ATLiens' name
ATLANTA - Iconic rap group Outkast is suing another Atlanta-based duo over who has the rights to the name "ATLiens." High Schoolers LLC, the trademark holding company established by rappers Antwan Patton, aka Big Boi, and Andre Benjamin, better known as Andre 3000, filed the lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia on Aug. 20.
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