While construction on Atlanta's streetcar, the $94 million transit project that's been called everything from a white elephant to downtown's greatest hope, continues, downtown boosters and city officials are preparing for how the 2.5-mile route along E... »
Your one-page daily morning overview of Atlanta Braves news: Jurrjens frustrated by lack of consistency | braves.com: News"One inning I had it and one inning I didn't," Jurrjens said. "I'm not consistent, and I'm getting a little frustrated right now. ... »
Braves closer Craig Kimbrel couldn’t resist telling Bo Jackson he was an Alabama fan before going out to catch Wednesday’s ceremonial first pitch from the former Heisman trophy winner from Auburn. “I said, ‘Don’t throw it in the dirt just because I’m a... »
At 4 p.m., the Atlanta Urban Design Commission is scheduled to vote on whether or not it will allow the demolition of the old Atlanta Daily World building on Auburn Avenue. Regarded as the "first successful African-American paper in the country," the A... »
Sweet Auburn seems to be getting less sweet by the week. Just a few hours ago, news broke that someone wants to tear down the historic building that long housed the Atlanta Daily World, the nation's first successful African-American daily newspaper.… [... »
A little more than a year ago, longtime business journalist Maria Saporta took her former employer to task in a blog post titled, "Gift of building does not absolve the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s downtown departure." Saporta zeroed in on the paper'... »
Todd Grantham, who led the Bulldogs' defense to a No. 3 overall national ranking this past season, shot down rumors Wednesday he might be heading to the Falcons. (UGA photo) It’s that time of year where rumors swirl constantly regarding coaching jobs a... »
While construction on Atlanta's streetcar, the $94 million transit project that's been called everything from a white elephant to downtown's greatest hope, continues, downtown boosters and city officials are preparing for how the 2.5-mile route along E... »
