ATLANTA — The Atlanta skyline is celebrating Juneteenth this weekend. Georgia’s Own Credit Union, the second largest credit union in the state, unveiled its “Celebrating Juneteenth” mural at their ...

ATLANTA — Many University of Georgia Bulldogs fans are showing their pride for the team ahead of Saturday’s game. Georgia’s Own Credit Union erected a sign early Saturday at the top of their Peachtree ...

Smith was a graduate of Georgia Tech with a degree in electrical engineering and was a professional engineer registered in Georgia, Florida and Virginia. As president and part owner of Allison-Smith ...

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ATLANTA, Ga. (WALB) - Georgia’s Own Credit Union will be honoring former President Jimmy Carter who passed away at 100 on Dec. 29. A mural of the 39th U.S. president will be displayed at 450 feet high ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (WALB) - As the nation celebrates Presidents’ Day, Georgia’s Own Credit Union is honoring Georgia’s own president with a mural of 39th President Jimmy Carter in the Atlanta skyline. The ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Six office towers and an underground mall in downtown Atlanta are back in the hands of their lenders after the owner defaulted on a loan, a foreclosure that points to continuing ...

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These are nine of Atlanta's most popular places to photograph the city lights: Jackson Street Bridge – Sitting pretty in Atlanta's Historic Old Fourth Ward, the iconic bridge rests above Freedom ...

ATLANTA — (AP) — Six office towers and an underground mall in downtown Atlanta are back in the hands of their lenders after the owner defaulted on a loan, a foreclosure that points to continuing ...

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