At first glimpse, the two-story brick house on East College Avenue looks like another of Ashburn’s three dozen or so historic houses. But, it’s quickly apparent this house is different.
The risk of global terrorism is dominating the daily dialogue, and for good reason. With the Thanksgiving holiday here, should the traveling public be worried about what might happen?
Paris is one of the most-visited destinations in the world, and this month’s terrorist attack that left at least 129 dead is almost certain to hurt tourism in the city — at least in the immediate future.
While a debate rages about whether airlines are offering the right mixture of nuts as part of their in-flight snack options, when it comes to the nuts with seat assignments, it’s clear — it’s a mixed bag.
Paris landmarks are open to tourists, but the city remains on edge in the wake of a terrorist attack that killed at least 129 people. And, U.S. officials are warning tourists to the city to remain vigilant.
The state of Georgia will not accept Syrian refugees, and the state’s governor called on President Obama to suspend a refugee resettlement program in the United States.
An Atlanta Braves executive who is helping lead the team’s move from Downtown Atlanta to Cobb County will address the Buckhead Business Association (BBA) on Dec. 3.