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As an events person, COVID-19 hit #team360 and our industry hard.

In May, EAV is set to welcome my soon-to-be favorite coffee shop.

Since 2012, Georgia Grinders has been making all-natural, simple and handcrafted nut butters out of its Chamblee facility.

If you’ve visited Summerhill in the last few years, you’ve likely seen how quickly the area has shifted — welcoming an exciting roster of restaurants including Halfway Crooks, Little Bear, Wood’s Chapel BBQ, Hero Doughnuts and many more.

I’m obsessed with food halls, have been for years.

In the past decade, the construction industry saw a nationwide shortage of skilled tradespeople and leaders.

Due to the pandemic, last year airlines came to a near halt, with strict safety measures implemented on the limited flights permitted.

One day, artificial intelligence-directed machines may end up writing better stories than humans do, but fortunately, we’re not there yet.

Three years ago this April, Chris Schroder turned over the keys to this column and The Atlanta 100 to the 360 Media team.

On March 11, President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan, a third relief package since the pandemic’s start, aimed at helping low and middle-class Americans.

Delicious meal kits are even closer to Georgians now.

In 2016, former Fox 5 Atlanta anchor Karen Graham set out to create the first-of-its-kind digital news network specifically for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

Some days I don’t understand life but many more times death.

It is no secret that San Francisco-based Airbnb is growing even in the midst of the pandemic, and its latest expansion is coming to Atlanta.

Whether parking at Ponce City Market or along the streets of Midtown or Decatur, you’ve likely used ParkMobile to pay for that spot.

The southern-inspired, fast-casual chicken concept, Chicken Salad Chick, announced plans to relocated its headquarters from Auburn, Alabama to Atlanta during the first quarter of 2021.

According to the U.S.Census Bureau, there are over 2.6 million Black-owned companies in the U.S.

Accelerate, a program dedicated to helping build a more inclusive workplace, has launched in Atlanta thanks to Microsoft.

Atlanta Civic Circle, a nonprofit publication recently launched online, is dedicated to providing Atlantans news addressing important civic challenges.

Given the state of the world, divisive political climate and rising COVID-19 cases, this year’s Super Bowl was bound to be different.

Daily White House press briefings are back and I’m giddy.

Southern Company and Apple recently announced a partnership to launch the Propel Center, a new digital learning hub and business incubator headquartered in Atlanta, with each company contributing $25 million to the project.

As we close out January, so much feels different yet so much the same.

Millions of people worldwide suffer from facial damage due to cancer, burns or genetics.

This year, guests will be able to spend a night in a piece of Atlanta history when the historic Wylie Hotel opens.

Did you know many Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) lack the resources needed to maintain fully staffed fundraising departments? With federal resources decreasing yearly, Howard University graduate Dominique King knew a change was needed.

In early December, Pharrell Williams announced the launch of Black Ambition — a non-profit incubator that aims to fund and support Black and Latinx entrepreneurs who are launching startups in tech, design, healthcare, and consumer products.

After months of negotiations with no progress, Congress recently passed a second COVID-19 relief package aimed to help struggling Americans and businesses.

The Village Market recently opened on the second floor of Ponce City Market’s Central Food Hall.

Throughout the United States, female business owners are steadily increasing.