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Donna Adelson Speaks Prior to Motions Hearing
Donna Adelson is sworn in, and affirms for the judge that she wishes for defense attorney Daniel Rashbaum to represent her, even though he previously represented her son, Charlie. She recognizes that it could present a conflict. (8/30/24) Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV
Shepherd Center unveils new 16-story tower to expand housing capacity
The Shepherd Center in Buckhead has unveiled its new 16-story residential tower on Peachtree Road that more than doubles its housing capacity. The Arthur M. Blank Family Residences, just south of the Shepherd Center’s main building at 2020 Peachtree Road, includes 165 apartments and is slated to open to guests in October. Day program patients […] The post Shepherd Center unveils new 16-story tower to expand housing capacity appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Vinnie Politan Investigates: The Case Against Stephan Sterns
Madeline Soto went missing Feb. 26. Her body was discovered five days later. Now, prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against her mother's boyfriend, Stephan Sterns, who is accused of sexually abusing and murdering Madeline. (8/29/24) Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV
Clemson-UGA Information Station: What you need to know before heading to Atlanta
Clemson faces Georgia in the season opener in Atlanta this weekend (noon, ABC), inching closer to the start of the college football season. With the opener being played on a neutral site, various bits of information will be needed to make the gameday experience as smooth as possible. Here’s all...
"March" co-author returns with comics about U.S. Constitution amendments
The Atlanta author who created and co-wrote Congressman John Lewis' gripping graphic novel memoir explores the complex history behind the U.S. Constitution's amendments and the country's overlooked LGBTQ heroes in two new comic series. Why it matters: Andrew Aydin's "Register!" and "Recognized" series create a new entry point for young...
UGA opens the season with major clash and Georgia Tech looks to stay hot
There aren't many other places that have as an exciting start to their college football seasons than the state of Georgia. The big picture: For many Georgians, nothing matters more than UGA's shot at a national championship.For the rest of y'all, between football and Dragon Con this weekend, if you decide to head to Atlanta, become fast friends with MARTA.State of play: Georgia Tech got the 2024 season underway with an international-level upset. The Yellow Jackets knocked off No. 10 Florida State in Dublin on a field goal as time expired. And if that's a harbinger for things to come,...
Restaurant Report Card: Extreme Teriyaki Grill Express fails with 61; Mediterranean Bistro earns 100
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A Japanese grill on Caroline Street in Atlanta’s Edgewood district got grilled by the health department on its last routine inspection. Extreme Teriyaki Grill Express failed with 61 points and a “U” for unsatisfactory. The report says equipment and utensils were not sanitized, teriyaki sauce was at an unsafe temperature and the condenser in the cooler was leaking into boxes of produce.
‘Political theater’: Why some Black men in Atlanta are skeptical of presidential campaigns
Ernie’s in the Cut is much more than a barbershop. You can tell from the moment you walk inside. Ernest Hood — the shop’s owner — is usually spinning records. Luther Vandross, Blackstarr, Fela Kuti — he pulls from a personal archive that you’ll notice decorates the walls.
Atlanta dentist, radio personality dies at 66
Marlon Jackson, DDS, a dentist and radio personality in Atlanta, died at age 66, according to an Aug. 29 report by Rolling Out. Dr. Jackson was a cosmetic dentist specializing in oral surgery. He began his career in radio in 1991, becoming a trusted voice in dentistry with listeners tuning...
Georgia Historical Society Names Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia Newest Honoree in Georgia Business History Initiative
(l-r) Dr. W. Todd Groce, former Representative Calvin Smyre, and Robert Bunch unveiling the historical marker. On Wednesday, August 28, 2024, the Georgia Historical Society (GHS) unveiled a new historical marker in Columbus as part of the Georgia Business History Initiative. Dedicated in partnership with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, the marker shares the history of Anthem’s Georgia Plan and its significance to Georgia’s economic history.
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