The Editor’s View: The Race Conundrum
By Katrice L. Mines, Editor kmines@atlantribune.com This time four years ago, we were already campaign-season immersed for the 2012 presiden... Continue Reading
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HIGHER LEARNING: Clark Atlanta University Alumna Selected fo...
Clark Atlanta University alumna Crystal Brockton was selected by the United States Consulate’s Georgia Council for International Visitors Pr... Continue Reading
U.S. Black Chamber Pressing Auto Dealers for Fair Return on ...
IN PHOTO: U. S. Black Chambers President/CEO Ron Busby signs Memorandum of Understanding with NAMAD President Damon Lester and Marc Bland, I... Continue Reading
Julian Bond, civil rights icon and SNCC co-founder, dies at ...
“It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of legendary civil rights activist Julian Bond, SPLC’s first president. H... Continue Reading
The Drive-By: How to Be Your Own Coach
By Ramese Long Each time I meet with a new client, I always like to get some history from them. This way, I know exactly what I’m dealing wi... Continue Reading
If I could put my experience at Atlanta Tribune into one wor...
By Charles Canady Jr. Graphics Intern | George A. Lottier Golf Scholarship Foundation If I could put my experience at the Atlanta Tribune: ... Continue Reading
The Editor’s View: No Better Time Like the Present
By Katrice L. Mines, Editor | kmines@atlantatribune.com If there is one constant that has endured the span of Atlanta Tribune’s publishing, ... Continue Reading
LET THE HAVATLANTA GAMES BEGIN: Georgia Can Become the Natio...
By Robb Pitts robbpitts@robbpitts.com Mayor Kasim Reed’s recent trip to Cuba presents our city of Atlanta and the state of Georgia with an o... Continue Reading
Mayor Kasim Reed Signs City of Atlanta Employee Pay Raises i...
Mayor Kasim Reed has signed into law a 3.5 percent pay raise for nearly three thousand City of Atlanta employees today. The legislation was ... Continue Reading