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Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been removed from Georgia election case against President-Elect Donald Trump. The effects of the ruling are wide-ranging.
A Georgia appeals court on Thursday ruled to disqualify Willis from overseeing the criminal election interference prosecution of President-elect Donald Trump and other defendants.
The ruling is a victory for MAGA Republicans, who have vowed to upend Willis’ case for political reasons. Months earlier, leading Republicans aligned with Trump tried to stop the indictments brought by Willis and have tried to reprimand her over the charges. Although as a county prosecutor, she’s not alone, Willis is the first prosecutor to bring charges against Trump related to the 2020 election.
Last September, Willis wrote a scathing letter to Ohio Congress Jim Jordan, a Republican that has attempted to derail her investigation.
Despite this decision, the Court of Appeals allowed the indictment against the defendants to stand, but it is unclear who will take the helm. What is clear is that the case won’t proceed anytime soon.
The charges stem from their alleged efforts to overturn Trump’s loss to President Joe Biden in Georgia’s 2020 election.
However, Trump’s defense attorney later argued that the court’s ruling regarding Willis effectively ended the case against the president-elect.
In response, Willis’ office filed a statement indicating that it planned to request the Georgia Supreme Court review and potentially overturn the appeals court’s decision to disqualify her from handling the case.
The appeals court’s decision reversed a ruling by Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee, who had previously allowed Willis to remain on the case. Trump’s attorneys had argued that Willis should be disqualified due to concerns about her romantic relationship with Nathan Wade, the lead prosecutor she had appointed to handle the case.
In its ruling, the Court of Appeals stated that Judge McAfee’s remedy—allowing Willis to stay on the case as long as Wade withdrew—was insufficient.
“After carefully reviewing the trial court’s findings, we conclude that it erred by failing to disqualify DA Willis and her office,” the appeals court wrote.
The court added that the trial judge’s approach did not adequately address concerns about the appearance of impropriety during the crucial pretrial phase, when Willis held significant discretion over prosecution decisions and charges.
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City of Atlanta officials were on hand Wednesday, Dec. 17 for the ribbon-cutting of Juanita H. Gardner Village in Adamsville.
The new Atlanta development honors the legacy of Mrs. Juanita H. Gardner, who was known around the city as a devout advocate for affordable housing, education, and community empowerment.
The project was funded through a mix of public and private sources, including the AH-Invest Atlanta Co-Investment Fund, $13.5 million in tax-exempt bonds from Invest Atlanta, and 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. To ensure long-term affordability, AH purchased the project site and provided a 75-year ground lease at a nominal rate to the owner entity.
What Is the Juanita H. Gardner Village?
The Juanita H. Gardner Village in Adamsville is comprised of 108 affordable units designed for the city’s senior community. The project, which came together from a consortium of entities, including Atlanta Housing, Invest Atlanta, and other partners.
Does Atlanta Have Affordable Housing?
Atlanta, like much of the nation, continues to see its affordable housing inventory shrink, due to several factors.
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the housing crisis, as many residents lost jobs, experienced income reductions, or faced increased difficulty paying rent. The economic fallout led to more people being unable to afford housing, and while eviction moratoriums helped temporarily, they did not address the underlying affordability issues.
Over the past few decades, Atlanta has experienced rapid population growth, particularly as people move from other states for job opportunities, better weather, and a relatively low cost of living (compared to cities like New York or San Francisco). The population increase has resulted in a higher demand for housing, putting pressure on the existing stock of affordable homes.
As certain neighborhoods in Atlanta, particularly in historically Black areas, undergo gentrification, housing prices rise, displacing long-time residents and reducing the availability of affordable homes.
Atlanta has a significant shortage of affordable housing units to meet the needs of low- and moderate-income residents. As property values rise, developers are more inclined to build luxury housing, which generates higher profits, while affordable housing projects often face more financial challenges.
Public housing, which is a critical source of affordable homes, has not kept up with the growing need. Many of Atlanta’s public housing units are outdated and in need of renovation, but funding to update or replace them has been insufficient.
Keep up with what’s going on in Atlanta’s real estate scene here with our Apartment Guide.
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if you’re like me, you hate clutter but can do little about it. Once you go shopping and buy a few things, they have a way of piling up around the house.
And the bad thing about it is that decluttering can feel overwhelming, but breaking it down into manageable tasks and having a strategy can make a huge difference.
How To De-Clutter Your Home
Here are some helpful tips to guide you through the process:
1. Start Small
Pick One Area: Focus on one small area, like a drawer, closet, or countertop. Starting small helps you build momentum and avoid feeling overwhelmed.
Set a Timer: Set a timer for 20-30 minutes and commit to decluttering just during that time. It’s easier to stay focused in short bursts.
Label four boxes or bins as:
- Keep
- Donate
- Sell
- Trash
As you go through your items, immediately place them into one of the boxes. This prevents the process from becoming too complicated.
2. Follow the “Four-Season Rule”
For seasonal items, ask yourself when you last used them and whether you realistically will in the next season. If you haven’t used it in over a year, it’s probably time to let it go.
Rather than tackling each room individually, sort by category (e.g., books, clothes, paperwork). This allows you to see how much you have of a particular type of item, making it easier to make decisions about what to keep and what to get rid of.
There’s also the 80/20 rule (Pareto Principle), which suggests that we use 20% of our items 80% of the time. Go through your belongings and ask yourself: Are these items in the 20% that I actually use regularly? If not, it might be time to part with them.
For sentimental items, ask yourself, “Do I really need to keep this to remember it?” Sometimes, taking a photo of a sentimental item can help you keep the memory without holding onto the physical object.
3. Go Through Papers Regularly
Papers can pile up quickly. Sort through them weekly, and use a filing system to keep only the important ones. Shred documents that are no longer needed.
Taking a photo of a cluttered space before you start can be motivating, and seeing the progress afterward can feel incredibly rewarding.
Decluttering is a process. Break it into chunks and spread it out over time so it doesn’t feel too stressful. Celebrate small wins as you make progress.
4. Set a Deadline
Setting a clear deadline can help keep you on track. Whether it’s a weekend or a few hours each evening, having a set time to complete a decluttering session can help you stay focused.
For clothes, turn all your hangers the opposite way. As you wear and wash clothes, turn the hanger back to its original position. After a few months, any clothes still facing the wrong way are likely items you don’t wear and can donate or sell.
Sometimes, having a friend or family member help can make decluttering more efficient and less emotionally taxing. They can offer a fresh perspective on what to keep and what to let go of.
5. Practice the ‘Declutter Daily’ Habit
Instead of letting clutter pile up, spend a few minutes each day tidying up. Put away items, toss out anything unnecessary, and keep surfaces clear to prevent clutter from building up again.
If you’re struggling with sentimental items, try keeping only a select few, like a special box of keepsakes or a memory album, rather than holding onto everything.
Final Word
If you’ve held onto something because you “might use it someday,” be honest with yourself. Will you really? If not, it’s probably time to let it go.
Decluttering is as much about mental clarity as it is about physical space. Once you start making small, consistent changes, it can have a big impact on your home and mindset.
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A new Life Time athletic club has opened in the North Druid Hills area of Atlanta, the company has announced. The new facility opened on Dec. 16.
Life Time is not like other athletic clubs or gyms in Atlanta; it caters to high consumer desire for premier health, wellness and social experiences for singles, couples and families, the company says in a news release.
“We’ve seen tremendous growth in the demand for our Life Time offerings throughout the country, including this exciting opening in Atlanta,” Parham Javaheri, President of Club Operations and Chief of Property Development, says in a written statement. “We continue to expand through strategic acquisitions such as our new North Druid Hills location and soon-to-come Perimeter club, along with our recently renovated Peachtree Corners tennis and pickleball destination. All of these allow for more racquet sports in addition to the elevated social, training, recovery, play and relaxation experiences that we’re known for.”
Where Is The North Druid Hills Life Time Located?
Life Time North Druid Hills is conveniently located at 1515 Sheridan Rd. NE, approximately one mile from I-85. The athletic country club welcomes members Monday through Friday, from 4:00 a.m. to midnight, and Saturday and Sunday, between 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.
Set on eight acres amidst a canopy of trees that reflects Atlanta’s “city in the forest” nickname, the North Druid Hills location is a stunning, one-level 65,000 square-foot indoor club, complemented by outdoor spaces designed for relaxation and racquet sports. The resort-style outdoor area features a beach club and pool deck, complete with a luxurious leisure pool, private cabanas and chairs, and a bistro. Members can also enjoy 12 outdoor racquet sport courts, for both pickleball and tennis along with courtside lounge and bar for viewing and post-match socials.
Inside, Life Time North Druid Hills provides endless possibilities for best-in-class programs, amenities and services. The club boasts five boutique studios for barre, cycling, group fitness, hot and traditional yoga and Pilates featuring Life Time’s exclusive Class Collection. Additionally, there are dedicated spaces for its Signature Group Training programs, Alpha, GTX and UltraFit. Overall, nearly 150 classes led by Atlanta’s top performers will be offered each week.
Additional highlights include:
- Spacious fitness floor with industry-leading cardio and strength-based equipment, free weights, kettlebells and more
- Personalized training, stretching and recovery sessions with Life Time Dynamic Personal Trainers and Dynamic Stretch Specialists
- Dedicated LT Recovery space featuring hydro and cryomassage chairs, percussion massage and compression boots
- Three indoor pickleball courts and a five-lane indoor lap pool
- Kids Academy, offering specially designed classes and programming for children 3 months to 11 years old
- LifeCafe, featuring a build-your-own bowl station, grab-and-go assortments, proprietary LTH nutritional supplements and more
- ARORA programs and social activities designed to help active older adults stay healthy and engaged
- LifeSpa with full-service massage
- Luxurious executive-style dressing rooms offering Atlanta’s first cold plunge pool, as well as dry saunas, steam rooms, whirlpools and complimentary towels and lockers
Life Time entered Georgia in 2006, opening its first athletic country club in Alpharetta. Since then, the Company has expanded in Sugarloaf, Johns Creek, Woodstock, Peachtree Corners, as well as Sandy Springs and Buckhead, which both also feature Life Time Work spaces for members desiring a premium coworking experience. The Company recently completed a substantial renovation at Life Time Peachtree Corners, which now features 31 pickleball and 18 tennis courts in addition to other premium amenities. The highly awaited debut of Life Time Perimeter, its ninth Atlanta destination, is scheduled for next year.
People interested in membership can join the waitlist. For more information, visit Life Time North Druid Hills’ website or call 404-682-6150.
Final Word
Getting in a good workout around Atlanta can be difficult sometimes, if you’re an outdoors person. Sure, there are some cool places to jog and what not, but you may want to join a gym. Life Time would be ideal, but there are also plenty of LA Fitness locations in Atlanta.
When it comes to sports and exercise, you should always make time. That’s why AtlantaFi.com wants to help you with your journey. Check out how to make a home gym for cheap and even lose pounds in a hurry.
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After witnessing the Atlanta Falcons offense struggle for multiple weeks, the organization has finally did what many fans concluded weeks ago: Rookie Michael Penix deserves to play. He’ll get his shot.
Atlanta Falcons (7-7) are making a change at quarterback, replacing Kirk Cousins with Michael Penix Jr. as the starter for Week 16, the team announced Tuesday night.
“After careful consideration, we’ve decided that Michael Penix will be our starting quarterback moving forward,” head coach Raheem Morris said in a statement. “This decision is purely a football one, and our focus now is on preparing for Sunday’s game against the New York Giants.”
The news follows the Falcons’ numerous struggles over the past month, including Monday Night against a hapless Las Vegas Raiders team.
Morris being asked about the team’s quarterback situation earlier in the day, where he emphasized the need for improved play at the position.
While the Falcons secured a 15-9 victory over the Raiders on Monday Night Football, their offensive struggles and lack of production overshadowed the win, which ended a four-game losing streak. Atlanta failed to reach the red zone despite good field position on several drives, and the team’s overall offensive performance has been a concern for weeks.
The calls to replace Cousins had grown deafening over the past few weeks, even as stalwart fans and insiders like Matt Ryan continued to make excuses for him.
Cousins, who led the NFL in passing yards earlier in the season, has struggled significantly since late October. Over the past five games, he has thrown nine interceptions—part of a total of 16 for the season, which leads the league. In that same span, he has thrown just one touchdown pass, and the Falcons have won only once.
“We haven’t played well at quarterback, and that’s been a big part of our struggles,” Morris said Tuesday. “We didn’t play well there on Monday either. I want to be transparent about it. There will always be questions about the head coach and the quarterback position. We have to be better. It’s as simple as that. We need to play better if we want to win against the Giants.”
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The price of food is skyrocketing right now, according to federal statistics. One staple you shouldn’t have to pay an arm and a leg for are eggs.
If you’re looking for fresh eggs in Atlanta, you may be able to beat supermarket prices.
This article will show you where to source locally-grown eggs in the Atlanta area.
Fresh eggs have an advantage over store-bought eggs in that they taste better and consumer confidence is much higher. That means people are willing to pay a premium for good eggs.
Where To Find Fresh Eggs In Atlanta, Georgia
You’d be surprised how many boutique chicken coops have popped up in the metro Atlanta area over the last couple years. Business has even accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this article, we’ll go over what you need to know before you buy eggs as well as where to find them in Atlanta.
Reading reviews, one thing that a lot of customers have expressed dismay over is that fact that they may be sold eggs that are not as fresh as they should be.
Did you know you can tell how old an egg is? The real question though is do you know long an egg can last and still be considered fresh?
How Long Do Fresh Eggs Last?
You can’t really go by the date you find on the side of an egg carton when it comes to determining how fresh the eggs are.
In fact the date you find on the carton could be either of these two figures:
- The good-by date
- The date the eggs were packed
If you buy eggs from a local farm, there’s still no way of knowing how old they are, but you may have more confidence based on your relationship with the seller.
How To Tell If Eggs Are Fresh
Don’t think by giving an egg a once over (the eye test) that you will be able to decipher how fresh they are. There is a (scientific) way to gauge egg freshness.
The food website The Spruce Eats says you can do the floating float test to tell if your egg is fresh or not:
“Dissolve 2 tablespoons of salt in 2 cups of cold water. Put the egg in the water—if it sinks, it’s good; if it floats, it’s too old.”
Where To Find Farm Fresh Eggs In Atlanta
Here are some places you can buy fresh eggs near you around Atlanta.
- Gilliams Community Center
1286 Oakland Terrace SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (678) 949-8530
- Morningside Farmers Market
1411 N. Morningside Dr., Atlanta, Ga. 30306
- Patchwork City Farm
902 Pinehurst Terrace SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (814) 503-0310
- Freedom Farmers Market
453 John Lewis Freedom Pkwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 |
- Aluma Farm
1150 Allene Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
- Great Greens Microgreens
400 W Peachtree St NW Suite 4-1077, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 736-3102
Final Word
If you live in another area, you can still find fresh eggs near you. Use Google to find farms selling organic foods where you’re located.
Sustainable eating and gardening has really taken off in the Atlanta area. If you’re interested in learning more, check out our Urban Farming Guide to get started.
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Your credit profile is your portal to unlocking your financial freedom and managing your debt. You can improve your credit over a long period of time or relatively quickly.
Believe it or not, there are some easy steps you can take to raise your credit score quickly. In this article, we’ll go over some ways to do just that.
How To Improve Credit Score Quickly
The reason why your credit score may be low is because of delinquencies — bad debt or bills that you couldn’t pay. These absolutely kill your credit score because unpaid bills tell creditors that you can’t be trusted with debt.
Another thing that could ding your credit are inquiries, which is when a lender inquires as to your creditworthiness. When an inquiry is made your credit may fall a few points.
What Is A Good Credit Score?
A good credit score is one that is generally above 650 and between 600-750. Anything below 500 and you may not be able to get credit, or borrow.
Here is a scale to let you know what’s good, bad and excellent credit:
- Exceptional: 850-800
- Very Good: 799-740
- Good: 739-670
- Fair: 669-580
- Poor: 559-300
About 67% of Americans have a good credit score, according to Experian, one of the national credit bureaus.
How Long Does It Take To Improve Your Credit Score?
It takes as short as 30 days to raise your credit score, but don’t get upset if it takes two months instead.
You didn’t get in financial trouble overnight, so likewise with this, it’s going to take some time to improve your credit. Now let’s talk about how to improve your credit fast in 3 ways:
How To Raise Your Credit Quickly In 4 Ways
You can raise your credit score quickly in a few ways:
1. Get Your FREE Credit Report
First, you need to access your credit report. As an American, you are entitled to one free credit report every year. You can get it by going to annualcreditreport.com.
Once you have your credit report, you need to look over it pretty good. You’ll be looking for any mistakes on any negative items that are on it.
If you dispute anything on your credit report, especially a collection or inquiry, the company must prove that it followed the law. If they can’t prove it (and many can’t) you can have the negative marks removed from your report.
This could raise your credit dramatically!
2. Contact Your Creditor
Believe it or not, creditors want to work with you to bring your account into good standing. If you missed a payment for one reason or another, they may be able to forgive the debt if you contact them.
Resist the temptation to call them. You should write a letter or email and get a documented reply.
If your creditor agrees to forgive the debt, your credit score could rise dramatically!
3. Pay Your Bills On Time
The best way to pull your credit out of the dumps is to make some on-time payments. This will help you build or rebuild your credit history.
Your credit history is the key to being able to borrow money from the banks or get a credit card.
4. Get A Secured Credit Card
A secured credit card is one that may require a deposit and a credit limit somewhere around $2,000. As you pay your bills on time, your credit limit grows.
Nothing tells the credit bureaus that your financial health is improving like credit card use. Of course, you’ll want to keep your credit card debt under control and don’t swipe if you can’t pay it off at the end of the month.
That’s the key: As you keep your credit card bills low, always pay on time.
5. Boost Your Credit By Paying Your Bills
One website that allows you to build your credit quickly is StellarFi, which allows you to build your credit by paying your bills.
One of the most important things you can do is maintain good credit. If you don’t have a high enough credit score, you need to improve it — but how?
Watch this video of Milan and Home-Free USA as she gives more tips on how to improve your credit.
How Many Credit Cards Should I Have To Improve My Credit Score?
The idea that your credit can be hurt by having a large number of credit cards has some truth in it. That’s because of what’s called your debt-to-credit ratio.
A debt-to-credit ratio tells creditors how many of your borrowing power as a whole are you using up by paying your credit card bills. If you overextend yourself, the creditors will use it against you.
As for how many credit cards you need to improve your credit score, there’s no hard and fast rule. That being said, a couple credit cards in the black should suffice.
Summary
So, yes, you can improve your credit fast, but you’ll need to do three things. Let’s go over them again:
- 1. Get Your Free Credit Report
- 2. Contact Your Creditor
- 3. Pay Your Bills On Time
- 4. Get A Secured Credit Card
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The Georgia Bulldogs have released its 2025 schedule, and it’s a doozy. The expanded Southeastern Conference means that the Bulldogs have one of the toughest schedules in college football.
Let’s take a look at Georgia’s SEC opponents as well as its out-of-conference opponents.
Here Is Georgia’s 2025 Football Schedule
Opponent Date Marshall August 30 Austin Peay Sept. 6 @ Tennessee Sept. 13 Bye Sept. 20 Alabama Sept. 27 Kentucky Oct. 4 @ Auburn Oct. 11 Ole Miss Oct. 18 Bye Oct. 25 Florida (@ Jacksonville) Nov. 1 @# Mississippi State Nov. 8 Texas Nov. 15 Charlotte Nov. 22 @ Georgia Tech Nov. 29 Why Is the Georgia Bulldogs 2025 Schedule So Tough?
The Georgia Bulldogs’ 2025 football schedule is considered notably tough due to several key factors:
1. Conference Competition
Georgia plays in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), known for its strong football programs. In 2025, they are set to face high-caliber opponents such as Alabama and Texas. Alabama, in particular, is consistently ranked among the top teams nationally, and the addition of Texas to the SEC elevates the competition further.
2. Key Matchups
he schedule features demanding matchups, with significant games against traditional rivals and top-tier programs. For instance, hosting Texas on November 15 is a marquee game that garners attention and adds to the intensity of the season.
3. Road Games
The Bulldogs have difficult road games, including a matchup against Tennessee. Playing away at strong venues poses unique challenges, impacting performance and overall win-loss potential.
4. Depth of Schedule
The SEC is characterized by its overall depth, and many other opponents on Georgia’s schedule will likely be competitive, as the conference is known for year-in-and-year-out being one of the toughest in college football. This adds cumulative difficulty to the schedule, as every game is critical and no opponent can be taken lightly.
Final Word
There is plenty of pressure on Georgia and Coach Kirby Smart, but they will rise to the task.
As recent national champions, Georgia will face the challenge of being the team to beat. Opponents will approach the games with heightened motivation, making it more difficult for Georgia to replicate past successes. Overall, the combination of strong SEC opponents, critical matchups, and the challenges of road games will contribute to the toughness of the Georgia Bulldogs’ 2025 football schedule.
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Yes, you can earn extra income every month from your home in Atlanta. All you need is a laptop or phone and you can earn. All you need is the right strategy.
This article will share some ways you can get started making money online.
The key to financial success may be right in the comforts of your own home. We’re going to cover ways you can make money online in Atlanta, but first you should know this:
How to Make Money Online In Atlanta
We’re not talking about any get-rich quick scheme or multi-level marketing. We’re talking about generating income from your own sweat equity via computer.
Sell Your Arts & Crafts
Are you a maker? There are several places you can sell your wares across town.
To get started, invest in a nice art canvas or some paint brushes that will allow you to experiment.
if making things with your hands is more your cup of tea, a pottery and clay sculpting kit would be a great place to start. Once you buy what you need, Atlanta has some great locations to sell your wares.
Here are some places you can set up shop:
Other sites that let you sell your handmade wares include:
Become A Blogger
If you have a passion for writing, you can become a blogger to make money online. You can start a blog on one of the major platforms like:
Atlanta has plenty of writing jobs that you can do online. In addition to traditional job sites, Craigslist Atlanta has all types of writing jobs available.
UItimate Guide: How To Become a Blogger.
Read more on what clients look for in How To Hire A Virtual Assistant.
Virtual Assistants can make a consistent monthly income from doing the things they have expertise in. You can also hire a virtual assistant for projects you need to get done.
Rent Your Home On Airbnb
You can rent your home out on Airbnb and make some supplemental income on a regular basis. Turning your home into a bed and breakfast has its benefits.
The monthly income is on average $1,651, according to Airbnb. But of course, it depends on your home. The more you fix it up, the higher price you may fetch.
If your home is not Airbnb-ready, you’ll need to beautify it the best you can. Some things you’ll need are:
- A fresh coat of interior paint
- Why stop there? Paint the outside as well
- Got hardwood floors? Get some deep brown shellack
The good thing about Airbnb is that you can review your guests before you accept them into your home. If you’re thinking about trying it, list your home for a weekend to see if it’s for you.
Ultimate Guide: Renting Your Home on AirBnb
Fill Out Surveys Online
One of the easiest ways to make money online is to fill out survey sites, which can pay you real money that can be deposited to your PayPal account.
One of the best survey apps to use is Google Opinion Rewards, which pays users with Google Play or PayPal credit.
Here are some top survey sites that pay you cash.
Sell Hair Online
The hair-selling industry is a multibillion dollar business. So, the feasibility of it is unquestioned. With technology, the ease of getting into selling hair is easier than ever now.
If you’re interested in learning more, see how Hair Selling Guide.
Freelancing
Photo by Samson Katt from Pexels You can become a freelance writer or contractor in a profession that you know a lot about. While a lot of your opportunities will have to do with your skill level, many companies are open to hiring freelancers because it saves on payroll and insurance costs.
But becoming a freelancer can’t be a high-paying job. Here’s how to become a freelancer with no experience.
Find Your Missing Money
Photo credit: Thought Catalog via Unsplash There’s one way you can get a windfall without doing any work at all. Your state or city may have some missing money from you.
Get in contact with your state’s revenue department to see if you may have some hidden money.
Get A Work-From-Home Job
Work-from-home jobs are growing at an exponential rate. Not long ago, it was considered rare for employees to work from home. Not anymore.
To work from home, many companies require that you have certain equipment. You’ll most likely need these:
- A computer with a your router with a good, fast connection
- A Bluetooth ear piece to talk on the phone
- A sturdy office desk that you can sit at for long periods
Of course, there are more items to buy, but you get the idea.
Here are some work-from-home jobs in Atlanta that you can do if you’re a mother, infirm or simply want to avoid the daily commute.
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Eight-time Grammy Award winner Usher is finally bringing his U.S. tour to his home: Atlanta.
The Atlanta singer added even more dates to his Coming Home tour of the United States. The busy musician is touring after a historic Super Bowl performance and producing a TV series as well.
Usher is on the road after a two-year residency in Las Vegas and performance on the Super Bowl. The tour is rolling through several big U.S. cities including Washington, D.C., Chicago and of course, Atlanta.
When Is Usher’s Tour Coming To Atlanta?
Usher is coming to Atlanta on the following dates:
Both Atlanta dates will be at Philips Arena in downtown Atlanta. Tickets range from $198 to $1,200.
What Are Usher’s Tour Dates?
Here is a list of Usher tour dates:
- 08-20 Washington, D.C. – Capital One Arena
- 08-24 Baltimore, MD – CFG Bank Arena
- 08-27 Boston, MA – TD Garden
- 08-30 Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center
- 09-02 Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena
- 09-03 Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank Arena
- 09-06 Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center
- 09-07 Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center
- 09-12 Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena
- 09-17 Denver, CO – Ball Arena
- 09-21 Inglewood, CA – Intuit Dome
- 09-22 Inglewood, CA – Intuit Dome
- 09-28 Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena
- 09-29 Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena
- 10-03 Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center
- 10-04 Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center
- 10-07 Austin, TX – Moody Center
- 10-11 Miami, FL – Kaseya Center
- 10-12 Miami, FL – Kaseya Center
- 10-17 Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
- 10-18 Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
- 10-22 Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center
- 10-26 St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center
- 10-28 Chicago, IL – United Center
- 10-29 Chicago, IL – United Center
- 11-02 Minneapolis, MN – Target Center
- 11-07 Vancouver, British Columbia – Rogers Arena
- 11-10 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena
- 11-15 Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena
- 11-18 Anaheim, CA – Honda Center
- 11-23 Phoenix, AZ – Footprint Center
- 11-27 Houston, TX – Toyota Center
Final Word
Usher is one of the biggest music stars in the world right now. Who would think that a 20-year music vet would have his biggest year in 2024? That’s Usher, baby. Peace up, A-Town down.
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