Jennifer Bradley Franklin
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Former NBA courtside reporter Kristen Ledlow launches kids clothing brand (opens the original)
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After Kristen Ledlow had her first child in 2021, her colleague at TNT, basketball great Dwyane Wade, asked how she felt about returning to work as an NBA sideline reporter. She said, “It’s hard to explain that everything has changed, but I’m sitting in the same seat.” His response? “Don’t worry about it. You’re positionless.” It was a reference to a basketball term denoting someone so versatile, they’re not defined by just one role on the court. That conversation with Wade got Ledlow thinking a
Chef Ming Pu's ramp and red shrimp dumplings are worth traveling for (opens the original)
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Chef Ming Pu isn’t afraid to be a pioneer. His new restaurant, TANA—which stands for Taiwanese New American—is the first in Louisville focused on the cuisine of his birthplace. Opened this spring in a century-old building in the increasingly hip Germantown neighborhood, the 90-seat eatery’s cozy dining room is a perfect place to enjoy his ramp and red shrimp dumplings, an exemplar of his vision to make Taiwanese and regional Chinese dishes using local ingredients. His inspiration came from tradi
How Georgia is leading the way in technology, from AI to Fintech (opens the original)
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State of Technology is a special report exploring Georgia’s technology industry through six sectors driving innovation across the state: artificial intelligence, health tech, data centers, cybersecurity, software development, and fintech. Featuring illustrations by Jamie Cullen, this report examines the companies, innovators, and trends shaping Georgia’s technology economy. Use the table of contents below to navigate each section. “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from m
A top-to-bottom renovation turns a problematic spec house into a coupleâs dream home (opens the original)
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It takes lemons to make lemonade, and a three-year-old spec house in Atlantaâs historic Old Fourth Ward had plenty of the former when homeowners Eric and Elizabeth Breier called Nest Planning & Construction for help. âThere were massive water infiltration concerns, and the whole house was rotting from the outside in,â says Frank Wickstead, a licensed general contractor and a partner along with wife Lauren in the Atlanta design-build firm. He is also an adjunct professor at Georgia Techâs
Famous soup dumpling restaurant opens location in Bufordâs Mall of Georgia (opens the original)
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The Mall of Georgia might not be the first place youâd think of for the opening of a once Michelin-recommended restaurant, known for its handmade soup dumplings and pan-fried pork buns, but for Nan Xiang Xiao Long Baoâs co-founder Michael Ma, it was an obvious choice. âWe were like, âThis is perfect for our first location coming into Georgia,ââ Ma says. âWhat really made us intrigued about the area is just how diverse it is. It almost feels like Queens, where our original location
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