Education
Presenting the Class of 2025!
Article by Dr. Aletha Cherry Cybersecurity, community health, education, and athleticism are only a few of the skills and talents that have blossomed in our community. Congratulations to our high school, undergraduate, and graduate students! Braedon Willis is graduating from The Westminster Schools of Atlanta as an honor student and star athlete. He is a member of National Honor Society, the Diversity group, and is consistently chosen by administration and peers as a leader. He is the...
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Fulton County Probate Court
From Wills to Thrills Article by Chief Judge Kenya Johnson When major life events occur, probate court is there to help families through thrilling and challenging times. Many citizens will encounter probate court in one way or another during their lifetime or with a family member. Most often, probate court is associated with the death or sickness of a loved one, however, your county’s probate court offers several services to residents to enhance the quality of life of Fulton’s families: ...
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Ruling in Favor of the People
R.E.A.C.H. Clinic and Fulton County’s Magistrate Court Article by Gabrielle Latimore For Fulton County residents, justice is indeed served, thanks to the Magistrate Court of Fulton County, often called the “People’s Court,” with resourceful initiatives that aim to “inform, engage, and empower” its community. One of the court’s key programs is its R.E.A.C.H. Clinic (Rapid Education Assistance Court Help Clinic), a free self-help legal navigation service staffed with senior attorneys who...
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Deedy Wales and Lazy Foodies
A Craving Turned Movement Photography by Bryan McDaniels/The Brand Factory Atlanta Deedy Wales had an idea that would change the way her community dined. A passionate home cook with a knack for creative meals, she found herself—and her neighbors—yearning for something fresh and exciting. One night, on a whim, she invited a food truck to her neighborhood. The response was electric. People lined up for the flavors they missed, savoring the convenience, variety, and the joy of gathering around...
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Soaring Sisters, Shaping Stronger Souls
Inside the Motherless Daughters Movement Article by Juju Ramos | Photography by PrimePhocus/Donna Permell For young girls navigating life without the guidance of their mothers, the path forward can often feel uncertain and isolating. That’s where the Motherless Daughters Foundation, based in Atlanta, becomes a lifeline. More than a nonprofit, it is a sisterhood—one built on love, leadership, and legacy. Founded in 2012 by Rassalyn Rawls-Uter and a group of compassionate businesswomen in...
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Dr. John Lipman of Atlanta Fibroid Center
Advancing Women’s Health with Compassion and Excellence Article by Juju Ramos In the world of women’s healthcare, Dr. John Lipman stands out as a deeply trusted and highly respected leader. As the founder and medical director of the Atlanta Fibroid Center®, he has devoted over two decades to helping women find lasting relief from the painful and often misunderstood condition of uterine fibroids. Rather than defaulting to major surgeries like hysterectomies, Dr. Lipman offers a proven...
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Disparity in Women's Health
Article by Dr. Dawn Samad Women’s health in America continues to reflect deep disparities, and these are especially visible in states like Georgia. African American women in Georgia face some of the most severe reproductive health challenges in the country. Maternal mortality is a crisis: Georgia consistently ranks among the worst states for maternal health outcomes, and Black women in the state are more than twice as likely to die from pregnancy-related causes. This disparity stems from a...
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SoFu’s Tracye Hutchins
Nature, Nurturing, New Beginnings and Investing in Your Own Backyard Article by Jasmine Tiffany | Photography by BlameItOnLoraine Many people focus on stocks, real estate, or businesses when investing, but 32 year-veteran journalist, Atlanta News First anchor and plant lover Trayce Hutchins says some of her most meaningful investments include her home, her health, and her love of nature. All of these are connected with South Fulton and her approach to living intentionally. Hutchins first...
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How a Small Business Loan Can Help Your Business
Article by Glenda Walker A small business loan can be a great resource, giving you the capital needed to expand and take your business to the next level. Whether you're starting out or have plans to expand, obtaining a small business loan gives you the flexibility to invest in the areas that drive success and long-term growth. 1. Expand Your Product or Service Offerings One of the most beneficial things you can do with a small business loan is expand your product or service offerings...
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Investing in Your Retirement
Article by Kevin Pierson As individuals approach retirement, they often grapple with a myriad of questions and myths that can cloud their financial planning. Here are some prevalent myths and questions that many people encounter on their journey to retirement. At what age should I start saving for retirement? Ideally, you should start saving for retirement as soon as you begin earning an income. The earlier you start, the more time your money has to grow due to compound interest. Many...
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