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The article focuses on several hotels, restaurants, and coffee shops in Atlanta, Georgia including Pop's Coffee Co., Blackbird Farms Brewery, and Belen de Ia Cruz Empanadas & Pastries.

The article discusses that Allanla magazine's president and publisher Sean McGinnis set out to create a dynamic program that would raise funds and awareness for metro Atlanta's nonprofit sector as an extension of the sponsorships that the magazine already provided. It mentions that it made perfect sense to formalize our efforts on an annual basis and to create a new program that the entire community could rally behind," McGinnis says.

The article offers information on several women entrepreneurs such as Holly Ranney, Gulshan Harjee and Mini'Imah Shaheed. Topics include considered that Shaheed has an opportunity to design a school for which she would be serve as a founding principle; and considered that Harjee is a primary care physician who look after their patients.

The article hit the culinary and cultural highlights of one of the South's great college towns. Topics discussed include Chapel Hill, home to the University of North Carolina (UNC), has that elusive blend of qualities that makes for an ideal weekend destination: instantly comfortable yet demanding to be explored; and It's like the brainiac scholar who happens to be good-looking and fun.

The article highlights several personals who contributed for nonprofits in Atlanta, Georgia U.S. including Malcolm Mitchell, a Football player supported students reading by his books; Sara Blakely offer advice and encouragement to budding female entrepreneurs; and Laura Turner Seydel from Captain Planet Foundation provide funds for youth projects.

The article informs about life and works of Vince Gill and shares fellow singer-songwriter Amy Grant's nesters for marriage. Grant at Bob's Steak & Chop House, known for its generous prime from the Country Music Hall of Fame; and an ideal spokesperson for the launch of Chattanooga's Songbirds Guitar Museum in 2017, which features a rotating display of vintage and historically significant pieces.

The article offers travel tips for Charlotte, North Carolina and includes recommendations for accommodations, dining and historic excursions.

The article reports that Meredith Leapley saw first hand the challenges that come with being a business owner. Topics include considered that she moved to the South in 1998 and embarked on a career in the overwhelmingly male-dominated construction industry as she did not realize what was stacked against her.

The article offers information on Seh Welch whose work is dedicated to coordinate several nations to address HIV and Tuberculosis that offer to help repurpose those labs to test Covid-19.

The article focuses on Nadine Kaslow, a licensed psychologist who serves as both a tenured professor at Emory University and chief psychologist at Grady Hospital, as she founded the Nia Project in 1993. Topics include considered that the nonprofit started as a CDC-funded research project examines the association between domestic violence and suicide attempts in Black women.

The article discusses work of husband-and-wife duo Adam Rosenfelt and Maureen Meulen to turn Kirkwood parcel of land and plan to turn it into a creative cultural destination. It mentions Science Gallery Atlanta will debut an interactive science-meets-art collaboration led by Emory University; and also mentions site has served as a nexus of Atlanta's labor, architectural, and locomotive histories.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being feel two fat tears threatening to spill down my cheeks as an eight-piece band performs "What a Wonderful World."

A calendar of events in the U.S. from February to August 2014 is which includes the International Biscuit Festival in Knoxville, Tennessee, the Neshoba County Fair in Mississippi and the Pensacola Beach Air Show in Florida.

The article offers travel tips for Augusta, Georgia and includes recommendations for museum, farmhouse and hall.

The article offers information on several restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia which offer free snacks when buying a drink such as the Bar Margot, Atlas, and Bones.

An interview with artist Zach Seabaugh, season nine contestant of the television series "The Voice," is presented. When asked about dreaming to be a professional singer back then, he said no because he never knew he is talented until country singer Blake Shelton told him. He said that he loves Ben Rector, Needtobreathe, Zac Brown, John Mayer and mentioned places where fans could see him.

The article profiles Rachel Epps Spears, an executive director of organization Pro Bono Partnerships of Atlanta in Georgia, aimed to assist nonprofits in the state concerning legal issues from contract negotiations and leases to trademarks and copyrights.

The article profiles Sharon Story, a former professional ballerina who teaches at Ballet's Centre for Dance Education in Atlanta, Georgia which teaches camarederie, discipline and self-exploration to children and youth each year.

The article profiles 59-year-old Leah Ward Sears, a partner at Atlanta, Georgia-based general practice law firm Schiff Hardin LLP and includes information about her distinctions as the first female chief justice in any state and the first woman to serve Georgia Supreme Court.