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Georgia removed 2 Confederate statues in 1 week as cities continue to reckon with racist pasts INSIDER 2/7/2021 insider@insider.com (Bre'Anna Grant) © REUTERS/Jay Paul An image of George Floyd is projected on the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Virginia, on June 20, 2020. REUTERS/Jay Paul Two Confederate statues were removed around Georgia last week. A second monument was relocated from downtown Dalton Saturday, according to CNN. Two Confederate statues were removed from two Georgia towns over the course of three days last week as cities across th...

As Palo Alto proceeds with plans to promote more housing and public amenities in Ventura, Jay Paul Company is proposing another idea: giving office developers more flexibility to build in the area.

My Entertainment Production Team "Hoarders" host  Matt Paxton may be best known for helping pack rats purge their possessions. But in his new show, "Legacy List with Matt Paxton," he focuses on a far more common problem: What to do with all the stuff your parents and grandparents hang on to that might eventually end up with you. "Legacy List with Matt Paxton," which airs on PBS stations (check local listings for times/dates), follows Paxton and his team as they visit homeowners faced with downsizing attics and basements full of family belongings. Paxton helps his clients not only whittle t...

Exclusive: Matt Paxton Has Something To Say to the 'Hoarder' Hiding in Us All Exclusive: Matt Paxton Has Something To Say to the 'Hoarder' Hiding in Us All "Hoarders" host Matt Paxton talks about his new PBS show, "Legacy List," and shares his tips for decluttering the hardest thing of all: family heirlooms. Jillian Pretzel, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail "Hoarders" host  Matt Paxton may be best known for helping pack rats purge their possessions. But in his new show, "Legacy List with Matt Paxton," he focuses on a far more common problem: What to do with all the stuff your parents and gr...

Venture Richmond ad campaign looks to draw people back downtown Images courtesy of Venture Richmond) Following a year of civil unrest and a pandemic that has rocked urban centers across the country, a Richmond booster group is looking to change the perception of downtown as a place of empty streets and boarded-up storefronts. Venture Richmond has launched a promotional campaign highlighting the people and places that are keeping downtown open for business. Called “Faces of Your Downtown,” the series of ads and business profiles aim to reconnect people with the businesses and owners they m...