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Hannah Jones is a Georgia State University graduate, with a major in journalism and minor in public policy. She began studying journalism in high school and has since served as a reporter and editor for two newspapers. Hannah managed the Arts and Living section of The Signal, Georgia State’s independent award-winning newspaper. She has a passion for environmental issues, urban life and telling a good story. Hannah can be reached at hannah@saportareport.com.
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CVC Atlanta’s IMPACT Awards celebrates efforts in corporate social responsibility
There were three awards up for grabs, including the Corporate Program of the Year, Innovative Corporate Project of the Year and Corporate Skills-Based Award.
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New documentary “The Harvest” tells story of Mississippi’s first integrated class
“We have made so much progress over the past 50 years toward genuine human equity, yet still our society is tortured by racial injustice and the danger it poses to us all,” Douglas Blackmon wrote.
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High Museum working to survey, preserve its vast collection
This is a crucial project for the High’s team to understand the condition of each piece and take measures to slow the art’s aging process.
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Chattahoochee Rec Area has cumulative impact of $260 million on local economy
The Chattahoochee River is not only a natural resource for metro Atlanta, it’s also a financial powerhouse.
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Congresswoman Williams secures $750,000 for Buckhead’s HUB404 project
Today, Georgia 400 is a bustling freeway that splits Buckhead’s east and west sides. But local leaders are working on a project that will transform the area and reconnect Atlanta neighborhoods.
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Atlanta Press Club invites city leaders to discuss local philanthropy
The word “philanthropy,” when broken down to its Greek roots, means a love for humanity.
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Local sustainability experts share tips to make homes, buildings more eco-friendly
“My favorite definition [of sustainability] means we’re living more lightly on the earth. Not that we’re perfect, but we’re better,” said Moderator Henry Slack.
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Dunwoody Nature Center hosts 30th annual Butterfly Experience
With around 1,800 butterflies and about eight species, visitors will have the chance for an up-close and personal encounter with the colorful winged insects.
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Dunwoody Nature Center’s new adult education course teaches green skills
Kicking off on Sept. 13, this adult education course will provide a space for folks who are passionate about the environment to learn conservation skills.
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Southern Alliance for Clean Energy releases new report analyzing carbon emissions and decarbonization efforts in Southeast
In the Southeast, transportation and electricity are the highest carbon-emitting sectors.
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Georgia artist wins top visual arts award from South Arts
By Hannah E. Jones Three months after receiving a phone call from South Arts about its Southern Prize and State Fellowship program, Georgia-based visual artist Victoria Dugger received another — telling her that she’d been named the 2023 Southern Prize for Visual Arts Winner. South Arts is an Atlanta-based organization that supports artists and provides […]
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Chastain Horse Park wraps on Phase 1 of expansion project, starting Phase 2
Once complete, the team will have the capacity to eventually double their therapeutic offerings.
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Atlanta Habitat, Wells Fargo break ground on affordable homes in new Browns Mill Village
The team also unveiled the new name for School House Road — Carter Way.
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ATL Park Jam: Celebrating 50 years of hip-hop, Atlanta’s impact
Styled after a classic block party, the event will include lots of live music, dance, visual art and food.
