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Atlanta native, Spelman College alumna to open Chick-fil-A's first downtown Los Angeles location
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Atlanta native and Spelman College graduate Ashley Derby will open Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A Inc.’s first location in downtown Los Angeles. Derby leaves her current post as the franchise owner of the University of Southern California Chick-fil-A restaurant to take the helm of the new location at 660 South Figueroa Street. Earlier this year, Chick-fil-A franchise owner […]
You are cordially invited to attend the August Session of our 15th Annual Moving Your Business Forward Series, taking place August 29th. There will be a continental breakfast, great prizes and a wealth of information so we hope to see you there! We are excited to have Shaun Pfunder, Senior Communications Director at GoDaddy, as one of session […]
With nearly 362,000 kids in the U.S. turning 16 in August — a surge this year — Chevrolet knows parents with driving-age children need a little added peace of mind. Throughout August, Chevrolet is offering customers three months of free OnStar Family Link – allowing parents to stay connected to their teens no matter where […]
Atlanta foodies unite; Atlanta Black Restaurant Week will kick off in the city this weekend. The inaugural summer culinary series, which originated in Texas last spring, will give food lovers a taste of the best the metro area has to offer from black-owned restaurants for brunch, lunch and dinner. Why Atlanta? It was only natural, […]
Check out some of Chicago’s stylish men who attended I Am A Gentleman, Inc.’s annual fundraiser ‘Chicago Gentlemen’s Brunch’ at a beautiful outdoor venue on the city’s south side. Gentlemen from across the city, many answering the call to don a stylish hat for the occasion, gathered for a sit-down brunch at the Gentlemen’s Table, […]
Here’s photo highlights from the last day of The Taste of Chicago featuring headline act, The O’Jays. PHOTOS: Mary L. Datcher
You are cordially invited to attend the August Session of our 15th Annual Moving Your Business Forward Series, taking place…
Never mind Charlottesville; it’s Black August. On August 28, 1963, the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom galvanized thousands…
There’s an old adage: “If you don’t hear a baby crying, the church is dying.” The periodic sound of…
“I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed…We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. March […]
I’ve spent my entire career as a civil rights activist and anti-violence advocate. I hear from folks all over the country about how fed-up they…
One cowardly dater got the surprise of his life when he found out his ex would be his new boss.
ST. JAMES PENN HILLS BIBLE CAMP AUGUST 21-25—Christian Life Skills Inc. is partnering with St. James Church in Penn Hills for the St. James Bible Camp, at the Church, 11524 Frankstown Rd. The camp is open to ages 4-18. The camp runs each day from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Learn music, drama, sports, games, […]
Mayor Kasim Reed and Commissioner Yvonne Cowser Yancy celebrated the grand opening of the new City of Atlanta Employee Wellness Center, the only health, fitness and wellness facility of its type in the metropolitan area. Wellness Center partners, including Crockett Dale, CEO of Healthstat, Jim Simpson, President of Kaiser Permanente GA and Yvan Milkin, President […]
City approves funding to ramp up housing, shelter space for city’s homeless The scrutiny on homelessness in Atlanta, and the city’s collective government, private entity and nonprofit maneuvers around it have always seemed to cluster around events like the 1994 Super Bowl, the 1995 World Series, and the 1996 Olympics. Though then mayor Bill Campbell […]
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