Taylor Gantt
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Atlanta, GA, United States
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HBCU Football Plans A Return To Atlanta In September
Less than a year ago, college football stadiums across the country were packed with tens of thousands of screaming fans, who gathered to cheer on their → Read More
Albany Mayor Bo Dorough Addresses The Coronavirus Outbreak In Southwest Georgia
As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases continues to grow in Georgia, mayors across the state are enacting measures to protect residents from the → Read More
GPB Education Offers Digital Resources For Teachers, Students At Home
Teachers in Georgia are firing up laptops and turning their homes into virtual classrooms as schools statewide remain closed amid the coronavirus outbreak. → Read More
Georgia Power, Other Companies Suspend Disconnections Amidst COVID-19 Concerns
As many Georgians prepare to work and study from home as schools and offices close to prevent the spread of coronavirus, several companies are taking steps → Read More
Fans Frustrated With NCAA After Announcing Empty Arenas During March Madness
Fans are expressing frustration with the National Collegiate Athletic Association after the organization decided against allowing fans to attend games → Read More
Vince Carter Reacts To The Possible End Of His NBA Career
The NBA announced Wednesday night it was suspending all regular season games after a player on the Utah Jazz tested positive for coronavirus. The Atlanta → Read More
As Atlanta Prepares For The Men's Final Four, NCAA Monitors Coronavirus Outbreak
As Atlanta prepares to host the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, the fate of March Madness amidst the spread of the coronavirus is still → Read More
BREAKING: NCAA Will Play In Arenas Without Fans
UPDATE 5 p.m.: The NCAA announced Wednesday that men's and women's basketball tournaments will be played in arenas without fans due to the coronavirus → Read More
New WNBA Deal Represents A Large Step For Female Athletes
2020 is set to be a ground-breaking year for the WNBA. Earlier this month, the league announced some big changes in a new collective bargaining agreement. → Read More
Mary Frances Early, UGA's First Black Graduate, On Her Long Road To Recognition
Next month, the University of Georgia's College of Education will bear the name of a trailblazer. Mary Frances Early was the first black student to → Read More
Grady Hospital Continues Ambulance Diverson As Repairs Progress
The largest hospital in Georgia and one of the busiest trauma centers in the country is still diverting emergency calls, which is putting a strain on other → Read More
Atlanta Jail Task Force Holds Fourth Public Meeting
The Atlanta City Detention Center Task Force held its fourth public meeting Tuesday night. The group is coming up with new uses for the detention center → Read More
Equity Advocate, Economist Share Different Views Of Gentrification
Everyone wants to live in a thriving, beautiful neighborhood. So how do we achieve that? Many people believe that gentrification, or the process of → Read More
Falcons Lose 5th Straight, Calls For A Coaching Change Intensify
The Atlanta Falcons' losing streak now stands at five games after Sunday's 37-10 defeat against the L.A. Rams. Quarterback Matt Ryan was injured in the → Read More
UGA To Rename College Of Education After First Black Graduate, Mary Frances Early
The University of Georgia's College of Education will be renamed next year to honor the school's first African American graduate. Mary Frances Early was → Read More
Second Man Arrested, Charged In Shooting Near Atlanta University Center
Authorities say a second man has been arrested in a shooting that wounded four people at a block party outside an Atlanta college library in August. Ahmad → Read More
Duvall, Braves Rally In 9th To Beat Cardinals 3-1, One Win Away From NLCS
Through injuries and slumps, demotions and disappointments, Dansby Swanson and Adam Duvall got ready for the big moment. When it arrived, they were ready. → Read More
Atlanta Nonprofit Wants Georgians To 'Buy From A Black Woman'
For decades, the "Buy Black" movement has been encouraging people to support minority owned businesses by spending cash within the community, going all the → Read More
Emergency Team Dispatched To Sterigenics Plant In Cobb
An emergency response team was dispatched Tuesday to the Sterigenics plant in Cobb County to investigate reports of a toxic gas leak that forced employees → Read More
Punchline Owner Jamie Bendall On The Power Of Comedy
The daily news cycle can be incredibly draining, with shootings, political drama, and social upheaval bombarding our social media timelines. From time to → Read More