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MARTA interim CEO Jonathan Hunt says it’s all meant to spread cheer across the system.
Lifeline Animal Project is calling on volunteers to help give shelter pets a cozy place to spend Thanksgiving through its “Home for the Pawlidays” program.
The pilot program is currently available only in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
It will be the first autonomous public transit network in Georgia.
The project is supported by the PATH Foundation, UWCID, ATL DOT, and Atlanta Parks and Recreation.
The 108,000 square foot facility is set to open in the first part of next year.
A global leader in AI powered customer relationship management announces a multi-million dollar investment to expand its presence in Georgia.
Atlanta is being called one of the nation’s “most sinful” cities.
The district, set to take effect on New Year’s Eve, is designed to jump-start mixed-use development and potentially even support efforts to bring a professional sports team to the city.
The $5 billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, announced in September, is a central pillar of the mayor’s “Moving Atlanta Forward” agenda.
The classic rock legends will play 19 dates on the “Double Trouble Double Vision Tour” tour.
This marks a 1.4% increase over last year, and sets a record for Thanksgiving travel in Georgia, AAA says.
Florida continues to dominate the rankings.
Peachtree City has long been a hub for the fast-growing sport.