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Stone Mountain Resident Fights ALS with Determination, Participates in Hopeful HEALEY Clinical Trial at Augusta University
Bert Hamilton, a resident of Stone Mountain, is taking a stand against the grim prognosis of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) by participating in the HEALEY ALS clinical trial, amidst falling victim to the disease's debilitative symptoms, his hands are clawed and muscle control becomes increasingly elusive, he finds everyday activities like buttoning shirts a challenge he is determined to overcome. After erroneously suspecting a pinched nerve, an online health search prompted Hamilton to seek medical advice, which confirmed the diagnosis of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, a somber discovery that left him in solitude to grapple with the reality, as he said, "I went to the elevator and cried by myself," according to an interview with FOX 5 Atlanta.
ROCKDALE COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Bulldogs Impress in 3-0 Start
On Friday at Hallford Stadium in Clarkston, the Rockdale County football team moved to 3-0 for the first time since 2019 with a 16-0 victory over Miller Grove, which fell to 1-2. Now into his second season as head coach, Kenderrick Bonner is pleased with what has thus far unfolded...
Marietta High School Student Selected to Delta Community’s High School Apprentice Program
Ashauna Perry, a Marietta High School student, has been selected to Delta Community Credit Union’s High School Apprentice Program. Perry is among 17 local high school seniors in this year’s program, a group comprised of students from nine metro Atlanta school districts. The credit union’s High School Apprentice...
Pop-Up Play Day (Lilburn) – Thursday
“Free! Drop in and get moving with Be Active Gwinnett! Join us at a free activity day designed to bring recreation and community resources to families. No registration required; closed-toe shoes recommended.”. Free to Attend. Event By Live Healthy Gwinnett. When: Thursday, September 5, 2024 (5pm-6pm) Where: Lilburn City Park,...
'Art is Our Passion': Art in the Park Returns to Marietta
MARIETTA — Celebrating the long weekend, thousands of art lovers came out to Marietta Square to enjoy the 38th annual Marietta Art in the Park festival Saturday. The three-day juried fine art festival, from Saturday to Monday, features works from about 220 artists from 14 different states. Art varies in mediums, from paintings to pottery, glassblowing to woodworking and jewelry to textiles. ...
ORRIN MORRIS: Rejoice when truth prevails
The Apostle Paul, in 1 Corinthians chapter 13, provides us with an in-depth verbal picture of what it means to celebrate, that is, rejoice with your neighbors. The King James Version (1611) translation of verse 6 says, “Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth.”. An optional translation...
North Georgia State Fair comes to Marietta September 19-29
State Fairs have been a highlight of the year across the United States. They were originally organized as a showcase for agricultural products but traditionally included music, rides, music, and competitions ranging from rodeos to auto racing. While agriculture no longer plays a major role in metro Atlanta’s economy (except...
Football Game Recap: Kennesaw Mountain Takes a Loss
Kennesaw Mountain was not able to break out of their rough patch on Friday as the team picked up their seventh straight loss. They had to suffer through a 38-3 loss at the hands of the Sprayberry Yellow Jackets. While losing is never fun, the Mustangs can't take it too hard given the team's big disadvantage in MaxPreps' Georgia football rankings (they are ranked 229th, while the Yellow Jackets are ranked 114th).
City Completes Final Phase of $22 Million Fairground Street Facelift
MARIETTA — The city has completed the final phase of its $22 million makeover of the Fairground Street Corridor, a project that began almost 20 years ago. The fourth and final phase of the project, which cost $4.5 million, includes new sidewalks, street lighting, medians, traffic signals and improved drainage along a half-mile stretch from South Marietta Parkway to Roswell Street. The city began work on the corridor, from Allgood...
PHOTO: Carson Beck’s Celebrity GF Hanna Cavinder Caused A Stir In Her Tiny White Mini Skirt And Cowboy Boots For Georgia’s Opener
The Georgia Bulldogs weren’t the only ones turning heads this Saturday, with quarterback Carson Beck’s new girlfriend, Hanna Cavinder, causing a stir with her gameday outfit. Georgia came into the novel college football campaign as the No. 1-ranked program and suggested that the high ratings were not unfounded...
'It's time to get answers' | APD reopens decades-long cold case of missing Atlanta mom, renewing hope for family
ATLANTA — The Atlanta Police Department has reopened the case of a woman missing for 21 years -- giving her family a sense of renewed hope. On Saturday, the family of Dymashal Cullins took to the streets, handing out flyers to help investigators figure out what happened to her.
Woman shot outside SW Atlanta Burger King, police say
ATLANTA - Atlanta police are investigating after a woman was shot outside a fast food restaurant Saturday night. Officers were called to 26 Peyton Road SW around 7:53 p.m. to a report of a woman shot. The address is listed as a Burger King. The woman, who police said was...
Atlanta's Final Free Fridge in Medlock Park to Shut Down Amid Controversy and Challenges
The Medlock Park community is losing a key resource in combating food insecurity, as the final Free Fridge location in Atlanta will close its doors on August 31. Initially part of a network of six fridges that began in 2020 to make emergency food aid available without bureaucratic barriers, the Medlock Park fridge at North Decatur Presbyterian has outlasted others and survived until 2024, thanks to effort by devoted volunteers. However, this vital stopgap measure for the needy has faced criticism and operational challenges that have led to its impending shutdown, FOX 5 Atlanta reported.
Daylight Saving Time: What it is, when it ends and how it affects the weather
MACON, Ga. — Most everyone's heard of Daylight Saving Time. We relish 'falling back' for that precious extra hour of sleep; we dread 'springing ahead,' sometimes waking up disoriented and groggy. Thankfully, the next time change means some extra rest — and Central Georgia's already seeing signs of that...
How East Lake's PGA of America Golf Professionals Prep for the TOUR Championship
Nestled in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia, East Lake Golf Club is the oldest golf course in the city . . . and a venue steeped in rich history and tradition. Established in 1904, East Lake's unique historical significance is deeply intertwined with golf's biggest names and championships. It was here that the legendary Bobby Jones honed his skills, adding a layer of gravitas to the annual TOUR Championship, the final leg of the FedExCup Playoffs which determines the PGA TOUR's season-long champion.
Atlanta Airport Criticized For Insensitive Condolence Message After 2 Delta Employees Died In Tire Explosion
The Atlanta airport is being criticized for sharing an insensitive tweet following the death of two Delta Air Lines workers. On Tuesday, a small explosion took place at a maintenance facility at Delta's TechOps Tire and Maintenance facility. A tire explosion took the lives of two employees at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Fernbank Museum’s 2024 fundraiser will be ‘A Timeless Affair’
Fernbank Museum will host its annual fundraising gala, “A Timeless Affair,” on Saturday, Oct. 5. This evening will highlight Fernbank’s new exhibit, “Armored Animals,” and raise funds to support Fernbank in presenting world-class exhibitions, enriching family activitie,s and immersive nature programs. “The annual gala plays an important role at Fernbank each year as it helps […] The post Fernbank Museum’s 2024 fundraiser will be ‘A Timeless Affair’ appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
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