With the Falcons on a bye this weekend, we thought we’d help you get your NFL fix with The Atlanta …
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Growing up idealistic and naïve – surrounded by political turmoil of the Vietnam War – I had trouble reconciling our …
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This week, the Atlanta Business Chronicle named David Rubinger its market president and publisher. A former ABC editor who took …
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In honor of this 100th issue, we’ve compiled a list of the 100 most popular stories we’ve published since we …
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As a child, my mother envied others: those growing up with a stable father, whose moms didn’t pawn jewelry to …
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As The Atlanta 100 and its parent firm prepare for national expansion, The 100 Companies has named a team member …
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Before Ryan Gravel dreamed up the BeltLine, my Atlanta perspective was linear: Peachtree, MARTA, I-75, 85 and 20. Now I …
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Years ago, I switched from following sports as athletes seeking magic momentum to analyzing each team as a study in …
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In my newspaper journey around the South, I was blessed to work alongside a few folks in two different cities, …
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SPR Atlanta and The 100 Companies moved to new offices Monday. Not only did we migrate from old to new …
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In a city known for frequent media comings and goings, a remarkably steady hand has steered the ship for 30 …
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This week they buried Helen Jackson, 92, gracious mother of activist Jesse Jackson – recalling my conversation with her 30 …
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My wife was a proponent of family dinners long before research extolled their benefits. Lunch is a different story. Even …
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On Monday, our staff will join America in celebrating Labor Day with families and friends. I’ve never been a member …
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In 1968, I was at the Georgia State Capitol with buddy Mike Egan, whose state-senator father sponsored us as pages. …
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I found my first semester out-of-state tuition invoice from the University of Virginia. My father grumbled when he generously paid …
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As a child, I thought the Confederate flag was cool. I didn’t know it meant anything. On my first day …
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[iframe id=”http://bbemaildelivery.com/bbext/?p=vidEmbed&id=fc06203c-271f-fd2d-d269-a37e94ba58d5″] A few years ago, when I noticed attendees nodding off during a post-lunch crisis training seminar I was …
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Though Harper Lee has chosen to lead a mostly private life in her native Monroeville, Alabama since granting her last …
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My sweet mother’s been blessed with a long life, but she’s starting to show her age. She’ll turn 99 Halloween …
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My son Thomas married his bride Amanda five years ago, but he was stumped recently when a friend asked them …
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I’m ambivalent about reading Harper Lee’s second novel, Go Set a Watchman, which publishes next week. Both To Kill a …
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As we celebrate the founding of our country next week, I look forward to catching up on my favorite podcast, …
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The 100 Companies is pleased to announce the hiring of our first full-time employee as well as expansion plans. In …
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If a man leaves earth a nicer place than he found it, he lived a successful life. Such can be …
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Since graduation season (and the statute of limitations) has passed, it’s safe to recall our senior prank that, today, would’ve …
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At The Atlanta 100, we labor to deliver you pithy stories in exactly 100 words. My wife once gave me …
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Though too slow to buy Rolling Stones tickets for Tuesday at Bobby Dodd, I’ll soon be reminiscing with best buddies …
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Enlarge video by Cooper Carter Send out 20,000 emails weekly and you’re bound to receive intriguing replies. A month ago, …
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Working as reporters in 1978 in Greenville, Mississippi, David Saltz and I jumped on a last-minute media invite to see …