Rachel Kellogg is the Bureau Chief at Neighbor Newspapers, where she covers a diverse array of topics including construction and real estate, sports, business and economics, and regional interest. Her reporting often delves into corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and the construction industry, reflecting her passion for both local and global narratives. Rachel's work has been featured in Clayton News Daily, BLOX Digital, Marietta Daily Journal, Henry Herald, Cherokee Tribune Ledger-News, Gwinnett Daily Post, Morgan County Citizen, and Rockdale Newton Citizen.
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Rachel Kellogg's coverage is heavily focused on local events, announcements, and press releases related to Atlanta and its surrounding areas. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, education, family & relationships, pets, and community programs.
If you want to pitch to Rachel Kellogg consider offering her exclusive access or information about upcoming local events in the Atlanta area. Additionally, if you have significant news about new businesses opening or local government initiatives in the mentioned locations it would likely be of interest to her. Given her strong focus on local content she may also appreciate pitches that involve human-interest stories related to families and their pets within these communities.
Remember that Rachel primarily focuses on local news so any pitched material should reflect this geographic emphasis.
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By: Rachel Kellogg
Four Atlanta Public Schools high schools received new softball fields thanks to the Atlanta Braves' Hank Aaron Diamonds initiative. On June 17, the North Atlanta High School Warriors held a ribbon-cutting for their new field. Washington High School, BEST/CSK Academy, and Carver High School also received new softball fields through the Atlanta Braves Foundation's Henry Louis Aaron Fund.
By: Rachel Kellogg
Three Atlanta Entrepreneurs have won Ernst & Young LLP's Entrepreneur of the Year 2026 Southeast Award, which honors “visionary leaders of high-growth companies driving innovation, growth and prosperity for future generations.”
By: Rachel Kellogg
Eligible out-of-district students can now enroll to attend four Fulton County School District high schools during the 2026-27 school year by paying tuition. Enrollment opened Monday, June 22.
A $75 million mixed-income housing development will transform a former industrial site in northwest Atlanta into a 247-unit multifamily community, including 38 affordable housing units for households earning 80% or
By: Rachel Kellogg
Walmart is expanding its Associate to Technician workforce training program to metro Atlanta with a new training hub.
By: Rachel Kellogg
The largest free LGBTQ+ Pride festival in the U.S. will take on the theme “Louder and Prouder” when it returns to Atlanta in the fall.
The Atlanta City Council unanimously approved a resolution Monday, July 6, aimed at keeping the city and MARTA aligned as they continue work on the More MARTA Program.
By: Rachel Kellogg
The Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta has released its Fall 2026 Arts and Authors lineup, which features an evening with bestselling author Harlan Coben, whose latest Netflix collaboration “I Will Find You” just set a record on the streaming site by having 24 million views in its first four days.
The Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs in Atlanta recently hosted Walmart's Road to Open Call, the final stop on the retail giant's eight-city national tour.
Poder Latinx will host its nationally recognized Poderosas Summit at Georgia Tech, bringing together young Latina leaders, advocates, students, entrepreneurs, and community members for a day of leadership development, networking,
