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Newly-reimagined Hotel Granada offers something I couldn’t find anywhere else in Midtown
Midtown has no shortage of hotels. From familiar chains to lavish boutiques, virtually every “vibe” is present somewhere along Peachtree and its branches. But Hotel Granada – one block south of Whole Foods on 14th – offers something truly unique: Pom Court. I can’t think of anywhere else that nails the “rustic and naturally shaded European courtyard” feel so perfectly, with an attached bar and café to boot. The menu features a special mix of Southern and Spanish fare, so treat yourself to some honey butter cornbread and empanadas.
It is just time for the Braves to move on from beloved veteran reliever
This one is going to hurt - but it’s time for a change in the Braves bullpen. Jesse Chavez has been a huge part of the Braves bullpen for years now, first making his name known all the way back in 2010 when a then 26 year old, appeared in 28 games for the Braves. Who would have guessed the lore that would be written in his name nearly 11 years later when Jesse not only came back, and provided Braves and fans one hilarious story.
Former Georgia baseball coach Scott Stricklin back in college baseball with rival program
After a year away from college baseball, former Georgia baseball coach Scott Stricklin is back in the game. Stricklin is joining Georgia Tech’s staff as director of operations, Stricklin confirmed to the Athens Banner-Herald on Thursday night. ...
Cobb County Courier Dog of the Day: “I’m Captain! Let me command your home!”
Photo from Cobb County Animal Services Shelter website. The Cobb County Courier’s Dog of the Day, selected from the Cobb Animal Shelter website, is a large-sized male blonde labrador retriever. The following information on this potential family member is copied and pasted from the Animal Shelters website. To see...
Around Town: Surge in 'Dollar Stores' Means Big Bucks in Northwest Georgia.
Just after 8 a.m. Wednesday, construction crews were gathering off of Ga. 101 about a half mile south of the Floyd/Polk county line. A large, cleared lot off the southwest corner of the highway and the intersection with Dean Road showed the first signs of development, a building that will bring another Dollar General to the area. It was a cool morning, with a surprising 59 degrees in mid August....
Big changes in Gordon Central Football
Gordon Central varsity football is changing. Quicker than most have expected, the changes began over a year ago when Coach Lenny Gregory was assigned as the head coach of the football team. Coach Gregory has had an extremely positive impact on the team and the school as a whole. There...
MaxPreps Top 25 Football: Milton Beats American Heritage 37-28 on ESPN
No. 6 Milton (Ga.) secured a hard-fought 37-28 victory over No. 20 American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.) during a Friday night match on ESPN. Milton's Luke Nickel threw two touchdown passes, while Georgia-bound tight end Ethan Barbour shone with six receptions for 172 yards and two total touchdowns. American Heritage's Malachi Toney and Byron Louis kept the game competitive, with Toney catching two touchdowns and Louis rushing for over 150 yards. The win extended Milton's winning streak against nationally-ranked opponents, solidifying their position in the Top 25 rankings. Upcoming matchups include highly anticipated games featuring No. 2 Bishop Gorman and No. 4 St. John Bosco.
Woman dies inside USPS Palmetto facility, medical examiner confirms
PALMETTO, Ga. — A woman died inside the United States Postal Service's Palmetto facility on Sunday, Aug. 18, the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office confirmed with 11Alive. The medical examiner's office said that 48-year-old Sharon Barnes was found dead inside the facility at 600 Palmetto Logistics Parkway. USPS confirmed...
Brenau University invests its 11th president, day declared "President David L. Barnett Day"
Brenau University invested its 11th president on Thursday. President David L. Barnett was celebrated at an event that included more than 730 students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members who came in support of the new president. Representatives from the Gainesville and Hall County governments also proclaimed Aug. 22, 2024...
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