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.
According to the Atlanta Regional Commission, forecasts have long predicted that by 2050, metro Atlanta’s population will swell by nearly 3 million people, boosting...
At the Southwest Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce’s First Friday Breakfast, Keith Jennings, vice president of community impact at Jackson Healthcare, noticed a commonality among...
Natalie Bates wasn’t doing cartwheels when she learned that Boys Scouts of America, now known as Scouts BSA, was admitting girls as scouts. Although...
Enter The Local Peach, an eatery located in downtown Norcross that offers made-from-scratch, locally sourced breakfast, lunch and catering, and you’ll realize immediately that...