Todd DeFeo, Author at Sightseers' Delight

Half Mast

November 16, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The French flag and the flags of other countries fly at half mast outside Colony Square in Atlanta.

Reactions to the Nov. 13, 2015 attacks in Paris

November 14, 2015 Todd DeFeo

“The news coming out of Paris tonight is devastating and horrific.”

For first-time ever, Berry controls its destiny

November 13, 2015 Todd DeFeo

When Berry College returns to the gridiron on Saturday to host Centre College, they’ll be playing a kind of game they’ve never played before.

Rare: 10 places where you can meet one of the greatest presidents in American history

November 12, 2015 Todd DeFeo

There will probably never be another president like Abraham Lincoln.

Braves to celebrate Turner Field during park’s final season

November 10, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The Atlanta Braves will next year celebrate “the memories and moments” they enjoyed at Turner Field, a stadium they called home for just two decades.

Braves to celebrate Turner Field ‘memories and moments’ during final season

November 10, 2015 Todd DeFeo

Despite calling it their home for just two decades, the Atlanta Braves will next year celebrate “the memories and moments” they enjoyed at Turner Field.

Four vying for Dunwoody mayor, four council seats to be decided

October 21, 2015 Todd DeFeo

It’s a four-way race for Dunwoody mayor this year, as incumbent Mike Davis is facing three challengers in the Nov. 3 election.

Number of international visitors to London continues to rise

October 21, 2015 Todd DeFeo

Boris Johnson: ‘These numbers prove that our great capital is without a doubt the best place on earth to visit.’

Challengers target incumbent Smyrna mayor during forum

October 20, 2015 Todd DeFeo

Incumbent Max Bacon and the political establishment were in the crosshairs early during a candidate forum.

What should happen to the Confederate monuments scattered across the country?

October 19, 2015 Todd DeFeo

There are thousands of monuments to the Confederacy scattered across the country, many in Southern states. But, in the wake of a national debate over the use of the Confederate battle flag and the role of Confederate symbols in modern society, what happens to these monuments?