AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTheme Park Safety: A 42-year-old Atlanta educator died after being ejected from Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia. Investigators have not determined the cause; Six Flags temporarily closed nine coasters across its parks. Atlanta Dream: Allisha Gray says she’s day-to-day after a minor hand procedure as the Dream prepare for their first WNBA Finals. Games 3 and 4 have moved to State Farm Arena to meet demand. Atlanta Music: Quavo says new projects are coming from him, Migos and Takeoff, including a posthumous Takeoff album. Atlanta’s Majic 107.5/97.5 has also added Raheem DeVaughn’s weeknight R&B show, “The Garden of Love.” Arts & Culture: The High Museum of Art marks its centennial with more than 200 new acquisitions and expanded programming. Local Theatre: Newnan High’s Cougar Theatre presents “Something Rotten! JR.” Oct. 22–23 as its entry in the state high school one-act competition.
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