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RA Sushi says goodbye to summer with September party

RA Sushi says goodbye to summer with September party

ATLANTA -- With vacations winding down, school back in session, and the end to 100 degree temperatures on the horizon, that can only mean one thing in Georgia. Summer is almost over! To reward Atlantans for surviving the past few months, on Thursday, September 13, RA Sushi is hosting a So Long Summer Party from 7 p.m. to close at the Midtown Atlanta location.

With scorching hot food and drink specials served all night long, and a special guest D.J. mixing cool beats, sushi lovers can bid farewell to summer in true RA Sushi style!

Fulton County offers free session on managing asthma

Fulton County offers free session on managing asthma

As part of its Fulton Asthma Improvement and Reduction Project (F.A.I.R.), Fulton County Health Services will offer a free education session for all concerned residents to help them learn how to identify and manage asthma.  The session will take place on Thursday, August 16, 2012 from 6:00pm – 7:00pm at the Adamsville Regional Health Center located at 3700 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Atlanta, GA 30331.

A licensed Respiratory Therapist will leach attendees how to:

  • Identify signs of an asthma episode
  • Identify asthma triggers
  • Manage asthma episodes
  • How to make your home healthy and
  • Receive asthma medication information

Light refreshments will be served.

Mike Mansfield Awards Dinner Gala Honors 2 JASG Members

Mike Mansfield Awards Dinner Gala Honors 2 JASG Members

The Japan-America Society of Georgia (JASG), recently honored two outstanding leaders in the Japan-Georgia relationship at the Mike Mansfield Awards Dinner Gala at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta hotel in Buckhead.

The 2012 Mansfield Awards Winners: Mr. Alex Gregory, Chairman of the Board, president & CEO of YKK Corporation of America and Mr. Tom Yamamoto, Senior Advisor of Murata Electronics North America.

Goddard Schools of Georgia to hold ‘Stuff the Bus’ drive tomorrow

Goddard Schools of Georgia to hold ‘Stuff the Bus’ drive tomorrow

 

Join The Goddard Schools of Georgia to ‘Stuff the Bus’ Tomorrow and Help Local Families in Need

Children Contribute Backpacks, School Supplies to Children’s Restoration Network

 

M*A*S*H* star to perform in Atlanta

M*A*S*H* star to perform in Atlanta

ATLANTA -- An Oscar-nominated actress and singer will visit Atlanta later this month.

Sally Kellerman is best known for playing Maj. Margaret J. "Hot Lips" Houlihan in the film adaptation of M*A*S*H* -- she was nominated for an Academy Award for the performance. She has appeared in more than 90 films and television shows, and has also lent her singing talent to several album recordings and cabaret shows.

Kellerman will perform one of those cabaret shows at Jerry Farber's Side Door in Buckhead on July 27 and 28.

"I couldn't be more excited that Sally has chosen to come to Atlanta and play at my club her first time here," Jerry Farber, owner of Jerry Farber's Side Door, said in a statement.

Fulton County Announces Family Voting Day

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. -- On Saturday, July 21, 2012, the Fulton County Department of Registration and Elections invites registered voters to participate in Family Voting Day.

Fulton County’s Family Voting Day offers registered voters the opportunity to cast their ballots prior to the General Primary Election and on a day that may be more convenient for their schedules.

Family Voting Day will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at three locations:

R&B artists serenade audiences at ATL Live on the Park

R&B artists serenade audiences at ATL Live on the Park

Reporting By: Tauntiana Cambry (The Essien Agency)

The monthly sell-out concert series, ATL Live on the Park, returned to Midtown's Park Tavern restaurant, Tuesday, with seducing performances by Kenny Lattimore, J. Holiday and Ginette Claudette. Dimly lit, under the Tavern's tented canopy, with light rain drizzling just overhead; music lovers indulged in a night of live entertainment, food and libations. 

Ginette Claudette, in Atlanta for the first time, opened the night introducing her new music to the audience. With musical influence that she credits to the church, her powerful vocals, searing rendition of Melanie Fiona's "4 AM," and an endearing style, showed the anticipant ATL crowd that she was ready to make her mark as a new artist.