New York Mets fans by the hundreds turned out to Turner Field on Saturday to cheer on the Amazins. That’s no surprise, given the number of transplants in the Atlanta area, but this was no ordinary night at the ballpark.
The popular ride-sourcing app Uber is partnering with MARTA to help people travel from transit stations to their final destinations, the company’s general manager for the Atlanta market told a business organization this week.
Privacy is a key tenant of the country, and people shouldn’t try to label cyber security as different than offline security, the “Father of the Internet” told the Atlanta Press Club recently.
Atlanta’s growing suburbs have seen the greatest growth in poverty over the past six years, but many of the people who need help are employed, the head of a non-profit community food bank said.
The Buckhead community continues to “progress and prosper” as evidenced by a number of key developments over the past year, the prominent head of a civic organization and the unofficial mayor of Buckhead said Thursday.
The Atlanta Hawks are set to this week name new members of a new diversity council that will develop strategies to ensure the team focuses on diversity.
Small businesses, even more so than larger corporations, “are the final step in permanently ending homelessness for men and women,” the head of a non-profit organization working to eradicate homelessness told a business organization.
The city of Atlanta will continue to focus on the fundamentals to continue its positive trajectory and ensure a firm financial foundation moving forward, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed said on Friday.
College is a worthy investment that will pay dividends throughout a graduate’s career, the president of Agnes Scott College told an Atlanta civic organization on Thursday.