GPB's Jeff Hullinger journeyed to West Atlanta for a conversation with two-term, former mayor Shirley Franklin, the first woman to hold the city's top job.
Tonya Hicks is the founder, president and CEO of Atlanta-based electrical business, Power Solutions International. After building a successful, long-running technical business of almost 30 years, Hicks is committed to giving back and sharing her knowledge with young people.
With Easter this weekend marking the end of Lent, many are returning to the consumption of spirits and libations. Here now, a story of liquor in Atlanta.
This week marks the passing of one of the most consequential lives ever in our state - a television pioneer who changed all - and one of Bobby Dodd’s boys at Georgia Tech (1955-1957).
From 96 Rock to 97.1 The River, Kaedy Kiely has been the voice of Atlanta for over 40 years.
In an industry often described as a "sharp-elbowed world" defined by constant turnover and "itinerant broadcasters," Kaedy has achieved the unthinkable: a four-decade-long career anchored right here in her hometown.
Hub Cap Daddy - located on Moreland Avenue in Atlanta - has been a staple in the city for over 40 years, serving as a one-stop shop for all things hub caps, tires, wheels, and more.
