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Life & relationship strategist Kenny Pugh launches program for teen pregnancy

Life & relationship strategist Kenny Pugh launches program for teen pregnancy

In support and partnership with The National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Life & Relationship Strategist, Author and Speaker,Kenny Pugh (http://www.kennypugh.com) will launch Abstinence Matters

Award-winning Australian performance at Center for Puppetry Arts

Award-winning Australian performance at Center for Puppetry Arts

ATLANTA -- This April, for one weekend only, the Center for Puppetry Arts will host the multiple award-winning micro-epic from Australia that is The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer. This one-man puppet show melds technology and multimedia into a touching story of enduring love and the end of the world.

Presented by Perth Theatre Company and Weeping Spoon Productions of Australia, creator and performer Tim Watts employs a unique blend of mime, puppetry, live and recorded music, and animation to present an exploration of the next and oldest frontier: the deep blue sea.

Now casting for autism public service announcements

Now casting for autism public service announcements

ATLANTA -- Comedian Griff (BET’s Comic View, The Toni and Griff Show, Motivational Speaker) and Shannon Nash(Entertainment Attorney, Autism Advocate, Producer of Autism Documentary – Colored My Mind, Winner Best Film at the 2012 Bronze Lens Festival) are casting for PSAs on Autism in Atlanta.

Parents of special needs students invited to workshop

Parents of special needs students invited to workshop

COVINGTON, Ga. -- Newton County Schools staff members are holding a workshop for parents of special needs students on Thursday, March 14.

The meeting will begin at 6:30 that evening and will be at the former Palmer-Stone Elementary School.  

The workshop is free, but registration is required. For more information, call Diane Johnson at (770) 788-5384, ext. 3925.

The Autism Gap: The fight for insurance

The Autism Gap: The fight for insurance

ATLANTA -- Eight year old Ava Bullard is playing with her sisters, riding their bikes on their long country driveway. It is a simple act that defies those who said she would never talk, those who said she wouldn't function in the real world.

Ava was not a typical baby, or toddler.

Her mother Anna says, "You couldn't interact with her."

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Ava did not play with toys. Did not speak. Could not dress herself. Did not interact with her parents or sisters. Slept two hours a night. She was in her own world.

Anna says, "It's like she looked straight through me. She would just...it's like you weren't there, if you were in the room with her."

Anna Bullard took Ava from doctor to doctor for months. One doctor told the family Ava was 'just weird.'

Fulton Health and Human Services opens One-of-a-Kind Facility

Fulton Health and Human Services opens One-of-a-Kind Facility

ATLANTA -- The newly renovated Oak Hill Child, Adolescent and Family Center, located at 2805 Metropolitan Parkway in Atlanta, officially re-opens Thursday, February 7 with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:00 a.m. The center sits on a 22-acre campus and will provide coordinated care to children and their families from all over Fulton County.

Cirque Du Soleil’s 'Totem' wows Atlanta audiences in final performances

Cirque Du Soleil’s 'Totem' wows Atlanta audiences in final performances

ATLANTA, Ga.-- It all started with 20 street performers in 1984 with a unique vision and a one-of-a-kind acrobatic dream. Since its artistic beginnings, Cirque Du Soleil has mesmerized over 100 million viewers from Quebec to Las Vegas in over 300 different cities. Spectators from all over have anticipated the arrival of this amazing show during its North American touring season and Atlanta has been no stranger to the growing excitement.