AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoArts & Music: Atlanta pop-punk band The Paradox is launching its first headlining tour, while Tyla’s new $5,000 music scholarships include Atlanta among six U.S. markets and give HBCU students priority. Atlanta Culture: The High Museum is marking its centennial, celebrating a century as a city landmark. Campus Life: UGA’s Palestinian Student Life group is building a space to share Palestinian culture beyond politics, with about 70 active members. Local Giving: The Georgia Club’s Dec. 13 Christmas home tour in Statham will raise funds for Lydia’s Place and Athens’ sexual assault nurse examiner program. Historic Preservation: All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Midtown plans a $21.7 million redevelopment that would retain Egleston Hall’s historic facade while replacing part of the 108-year-old building. Community: Atlanta educator Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem is being remembered by his school community after his death in a fall from Six Flags Over Georgia’s Goliath coaster.
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