...draws about 6 million listeners on 230 radio stations.He said his show has been "an absolute joy."Cain, an Atlanta businessman and radio show host, dropped out of the presidential race in December amid allegations of sexual improprieties...

...Washington and Berckmans roads, but he confirmed that leases were not being renewed and tenants were moving out. The Atlanta businessman said he was still evaluating what to do with The Greens.Nicole Hawkins said she had to move out June 30 because...

...media relations director for the SIFL, said the league office planned a conference call Thursday evening with Atlanta businessman Erick Moore, who intended to create a new team called the Augusta Mavericks. Hester said the call's purpose...

...Colts did shut down, but Singleton and the remaining Colts players will still have a place to play this spring. Atlanta businessman Erick Moore, whose ownership group pulled out of a deal to buy the Colts, intends to create a new team and bring...

Augusta will have indoor football in 2010, according to Atlanta businessman Erick Moore. But the Augusta Colts won't be the ones playing. Moore, who said in a news conference Nov. 16 that he and an...

A lone Atlanta businessman stepped up to a podium Monday afternoon and welcomed indoor football back to Augusta. "I represent a group comprised of former...

...the national housing market sputters, Habitat for Humanity International is getting a $100 million gift from an Atlanta businessman who built his fortune developing real estate and is now giving it away piece by piece to support affordable housing...

...searching for remnants of the meteorite believed to have caused an early morning boom and fireball sighting March 20. Atlanta businessman Dave Gheesling, who claims to have the largest meteorite collection in the Southeast, said he believes there...

ATLANTA --- Atlanta businessman Charles Loudermilk never tried to buy Andrew Young's friendship, but he doesn't mind paying for it now. Mr. Loudermilk is...

...his way, you'll soon be seeing future NBA stars make their way through Augusta. Jenkins, a 50-year-old Atlanta businessman, has announced plans to form the U.S. Basketball Association, a minor league that would begin in April and...