Arlinda Smith Broady is part of the Boomerang Generation of Blacks that moved back to the South after their ancestors moved North. With approximately three decades of journalism experience (she doesn't look it), she's worked in tiny, minority-based newsrooms to major metropolitans. At every endeavor she brings professionalism, passion, pluck, and the desire to spread the news to the people.
With metro Atlanta being considered the “Hollywood of the South,” there are opportunities for talented actors, singers and dancers to make a name for...
When Tim Newton, guest speaker at the Southwest Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce’s Thursday Thought Leaders breakfast in October, said employment issues aren’t dire right...
About eight years ago, Gwinnett County’s economic engine for tourism went through a rebranding. The Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau (GCVB) became Explore Gwinnett,...
Challenges faced by uninsured patients in accessing medical care, particularly during emergencies, have reached near-crisis levels in the U.S. According to KFF (formerly known...
Atlanta’s thriving tech ecosystem can be improved even more by providing valuable resources and opportunities to startups and entrepreneurs. That was a central theme...