World Series could bring up to $24 million to Atlanta area, economist predicts
Each game could pump $8 million into the local economy, Dr. Bruce Seaman, an economics professor at Georgia State University predicted.
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Each game could pump $8 million into the local economy, Dr. Bruce Seaman, an economics professor at Georgia State University predicted.
The Cube: An Interactive Experience For The Socially Distanced Era Many events have been canceled or postponed due to coronavirus concerns. Please check with the organization before going to any event. Photo by Evan Michael Woods The Cube is an immersive experience for the socially distanced era, featuring projections, audio, and lights. The Cube will ask audiences to redefine what community and loneliness mean to them. The lines will be blurred between the socially distanced virtual art we have all become accustomed to since March 2020, and the more traditional live theatrical performan...
No. 4 Georgia hosted No. 8 Florida on Nov. 7 for the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. The Gators had previously played a game against the Missouri Tigers the previous week after being off for three weeks due to half of the team coming down with COVID-19, postponing two of their games against the LSU Tigers and the Missouri Tigers. The LSU game was moved back to Dec. 12, and the Missouri Tigers game was moved back to Oct. 31. The Florida Gators defeated the Bulldogs 44 – 28 to take control of the SEC East and putting themselves in position to reach the SEC Championship game on Dec....
japan's crisis. the focus is how to get the reactors cooled down, specifically reactor number three at fukushima's daiichi power station. military helicopters are dropping 30 tons of sea waters on the crippled reactor's pool. >> they're also spraying on the ground, up to a dozen water truxz a trucks are in place. the united states is telling americans to get at least 50 miles away from the reactor. >> there is one more critical development to watch for, engineers are planning to begin the process, which is key in this whole thing, of restoring power to the daiichi complex. they want ...