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Emory-owned abandoned hospital used in ‘Stranger Things’ demolished
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The Emory University-owned building used in the hit Netflix series “Stranger Things” has been demolished. Known nationwide as the Hawkins National Lab, the structure was actually called the Briarcliff Building. The building on Briarcliff Road was torn down as the university redevelops the area for a proposed senior living community.
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How to watch the Missouri at Georgia football game: Kickoff time, TV channel
The Georgia Bulldogs will host the Missouri Tigers on Saturday, November 14 at Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga. The top-ranked Bulldogs and 22nd-ranked Tigers will be featured on traditional television, with the contest aired nationally via ABC at 3:30pm ET. The game will also be available to stream.
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Tyler Perry talks working with Keisha Lance Bottoms and his plans to leave Atlanta
The billionaire filmmaker says his move to Puerto Rico won't change his commitment to Georgia or his role in the incoming administration's transition. Tyler Perry has opened up about his appointment to co-chair Georgia Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms' transition team, revealing that one of his first calls after her election victory was to outgoing Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, according to WSB-TV.
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'America is worth it': Smyrna celebrates Veterans Day
SMYRNA — Beneath the city’s veterans memorial outside City Hall, dozens of Smyrna veterans and their families gathered for a communal celebration of Veterans Day. This year marked the 19th city celebration hosted by the Smyrna Veterans Committee. Members from each branch of the U.S. military were invited to be recognized during the celebration, which included musical performances from the Whitefield Academy school band, appearances from local high school Junior ROTC programs and a gun salute from the Sons of the Union Veterans in the Civil War Department of Georgia and South Carolina. Toward the end of the celebration, as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration, city officials displayed over 180 items that will be buried in a time capsule, set to be reopened in 25 years in 2051. “We honor the men and women who stepped forward, answered the call of duty and placed themselves between our nation and danger,” said Smyrna Fire Chief Brian Marcos, who represented the city during Wednesday’s celebration. “Freedom is never free. It is sustained by the courage, the vigilance of ordinary citizens who choose to do extraordinary things.” The highlight from Wednesday’s celebration was its guest speaker, Marine Corps Col. Kevan Lewis,
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Celebrate the holidays in Smyrna
This December, festive holiday events and more are happening in Smyrna. From concerts and college football to Christmas tree and menorah lightings, holiday markets and mahjong, there is so much to do with family and friends in Smyrna. Home for the Holidays & Kris Kringle Market will be 5 to 9 p.m. on Dec. 1 at the Market Village & Village Green Park, 200 Village Green Circle SE in Smyrna. This all-ages event is free to attend. Get into the holiday spirit with performances by local school choirs across the Market Village. Santa will be making a special appearance to light the tree and will be available for photos after the tree lighting.College Football Saturday is 3 p.m. on Dec. 5 at the Village Green Park. This all-ages event is free to attend. There will be a live DJ, prizes and giveaways. Bring chairs and cheer one’s team on to victory.Smyrna Handmade Holiday Market will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Dec. 5 and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 6 at Brawner Hall, 3180 Atlanta Road SE, and the Reed House, 3080 Atlanta Road SE, both in Smyrna. This all-ages event is free to attend. Local artisans
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NOVEMBER 21: The Blind Boys of Alabama celebrate Stevie Wonder's 'Songs in the Key of Life" at Spivey Hall
Few vocal groups have shaped the sound of American gospel music quite like the Blind Boys of Alabama. With more than 75 years of groundbreaking performances and a legacy rooted in gospel, soul and Americana, the six-time Grammy Award-winning ensemble is bringing its unmistakable sound to Spivey Hall on Saturday, November 21.