It was first known as The Jonesboro Colored School. It was built in 1931 for African American students in a segregated South.
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The founder of a southeast Atlanta food bank says the need for food is dire.
The Prince Hall Masonic Lodge was built way back in the 1930′s. The Freemasons have a rich history in Atlanta, and so do some of their former tenants.
Derek Bailey has always admired trailblazers. Bailey builds cars. Electric cars. But he has always admired this country’s very first — and until himself only — African American automaker.
It’s Centennial’s first basketball title in their first year in the league.
Georgia Minor was born with what’s known as Edwards syndrome — a cousin of Down syndrome
Morrison has been with Waffle House for 37 years, so she has lots of loyal customers and caring co-workers who are like family.
Henry Banks, 95, will always remember being 18. At the age when most kids graduate from high school and go off to college, Banks was in the South Pacific with a job to do.
Ethel Abrahams was born in 1916. She grew up on a farm and still loves to ride the big tractor.
The pair say Clark Atlanta University helped paved the way for them to reach their dreams.