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Award-winning Atlanta radio personality Ryan Cameron set to become the voice of Georgia Tech Football
Ryan Cameron, the voice of Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson Airport, will soon be heard by Yellow Jackets everywhere this season. The award-winning radio personality is the new public address announcer for the Yellow Jackets’ home football games this season. Whether it’s a football game inside of Mercedes-Benz Stadium or returning...
Ahead of No. 1 Georgia, Dabo Swinney tells a story about Steve Spurrier and challenging season-openers
Clemson opens the season against No. 1 Georgia on Saturday afternoon in Atlanta. It's a huge opportunity for the Tigers to make a statement in Week 1, but there's also the other side of it. The Bulldogs haven't lost a regular season game since November 2020. Georgia is a two-touchdown...
Mitchell has 28, Clark 19 as Fever disappoint record dream crowd with 84-79 win
ATLANTA (AP) — Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points, including the clinching free throws with 5 seconds left, Caitlin Clark added 19 points and the Indiana Fever disappointed a record Atlanta crowd by holding off the Dream 84-79 on Monday night. In the closing seconds, without a timeout, Atlanta missed...
"A Statesman': Former Rep. Terry Johnson Remembered
Former state Rep. Terry Johnson, D-Marietta, a self-described conservative Democrat who was respected on both sides of the political aisle, died Friday. He was 74. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Mayes Ward Dobbins Funeral Home Macland Chapel in Powder Springs. The family will receive friends from 10 to...
A Georgia county that once expelled all Black residents now wants to be a model of love
CUMMING, Ga. — When Durwood Snead moved to Forsyth County, Georgia, in 1989, he was struck by the lack of diversity in the region, just 30 miles north of Atlanta. “It was a pretty much completely white county,” said Snead, who is white and was a pastor at the time.
Suspect in custody after 56-year-old found dead inside vehicle, Rome Police say
ROME, Ga. — A suspect is in custody as police investigate a homicide in a Rome subdivision on Tuesday afternoon, according to authorities. Rome Police said that around 3:51 p.m., emergency personnel were sent to the 300 block of Reynolds Street. When officers arrived, they found a 56-year-old man dead from a gunshot wound sitting inside a vehicle.
Restaurants that have closed since May that you might have missed
The restaurant scene in Athens has seen major changes in the last few months that you may have missed. The Red & Black has compiled a list of restaurants around Athens that have closed since May. Utage Sushi. Utage Sushi was Athens’ first sushi bar, introducing the city to Japanese...
Georgia State Troopers Will Be Out in Full Force For Labor Day Weekend
As Labor Day weekend approaches, thousands of Georgians are expected to take to the roads, marking the unofficial end of summer. The Georgia Department of Public Safety is reminding drivers that Georgia State Patrol Troopers and Motor Carrier Compliance Division Officers will be out in full force, conducting high visibility patrols to ensure motorists’ safety.
West Nile virus cases significantly increase in Georgia: Symptoms you need to watch for
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta has reported a significant increase in West Nile virus cases across Georgia, all linked to the world’s deadliest animal: the mosquito.
With Georgia cemented as battleground state, Chatham County in spotlight with VP Harris rally
President Joe Biden won Georgia's 2020 presidential election by about 11,800 votes, mainly from increased turnout in the solid-blue Atlanta metro area. But Democrats also upped their margins along Georgia's coast, with Chatham County casting 16,000 votes for the top Democrat in 2020 compared to 2016. Chatham is Georgia's most populous county...
Georgia Senate Committee Tackles High Childcare Costs in Inaugural Meeting in Atlanta
Georgia families grappling with the high cost of childcare can look forward to potential solutions as the Senate Study Committee on Access to Affordable Childcare prepares for its inaugural meeting on Wednesday, August 28, 2024. According to a brief published by the Senate Press, the meeting will be held at 450 State Capitol, right in the heart of Atlanta.
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