After I launched Atlanta neighborhood newspapers, we sold advertising faster than we could write stories. I approached Bob Steed, a …
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Weekday afternoon destination TV for kids growing up in Atlanta in the 1960s meant one show on WSB-TV: Officer Don …
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When our PR firm begins working with clients, we always ask how and why the organization began. Often in those …
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A few years ago, I joined a group of dedicated Atlantans on their annual service trip to Honduras’ impoverished rural …
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With all the wackiness in the presidential election, it’s been amusing to follow a somewhat less significant controversy.
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I just returned from a public relations conference at which I spoke last year. My PowerPoint presentation went awry, speeding …
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I had dreams of an investigative prize in my first police reporting job when a lawyer whispered the police repair …
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My first lesson in profit-making came from my father, a master of the deal.
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Not too many Aprils ago, Atlanta was ablaze with white blossoms of dogwood trees, but they seem to be disappearing. …
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If you have friends, family or business relations in North Carolina, please gift them today with a free subscription to …
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When I was a child, my dad bought a Super 8 film camera for his medical practice. When he’d let …
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Our readers have voted: They too are split on the issue of Confederate monuments. See our 1Q poll results here.
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Sunday morning, I rushed to my mother’s side for the last time, instinctively grabbing both her hands, reminding me of …
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Do you think Atlanta should remove statues of Confederate generals and other segregationists from our streets, parks and grounds of …
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Atlanta native Malcolm Brogdon broke another record Sunday, becoming the first named both ACC Men’s Basketball Player of the Year …
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The Wall Street Journal recently profiled firms buying newspapers at bargain prices, reminding me when real estate icon Tom Cousins …
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Occasionally, I grow a winter beard to check silver content. My whiskers disappear by spring, yet today they are endangered …
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Participate in The Atlanta 100 poll, make your opinion count and earn 50 cents with each response.
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My great-grandfather moved to Atlanta, co-founding King & Spalding in 1885. He did well. My grandfather was an entrepreneur. His …
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I happily discovered my third and final favorite sandwichjust a few years ago – not at a restaurant – but …
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During a break in my son’s 1990s soccer tournament in Mt. Airy, North Carolina, I drove downtown to the Snappy …
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I used to eat sandwiches daily. Lately, my tastes migrated away from bread, but I’ll never forget three sandwiches I …
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Today we’re happy to introduce our new design for The Atlanta 100 eNewsletter and new website.
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If you’re driving around Oklahoma this month, you might be surprised to see billboards touting today’s launch of The Oklahoma …
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Our protected circle of homes awoke to gunshots at 4:50 AM last Friday. Immediately after the volley, I listened as …
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Mike Egan, lawyer, veteran of two wars, former Georgia legislator and federal associate attorney general, died last week at age …
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My friend Mindy Egan, one of 200,000+ ever-young Americans born on February 29, loves leap years. I do too, but …
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Seventeen years ago today I landed in Cuba with buddy Charles Driebe and two associates to tour the exotic island …
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While my youthful idealism died with the assassinations of the Kennedys and MLK, I had to process the murder of …
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For the past decade, our PR firm operated out of a series of four different office buildings along Peachtree Street …