Thornton Kennedy is a journalist and writer based in Atlanta, Georgia. He focuses on local news and history, particularly in the Atlanta area. Thornton's articles for the Marietta Daily Journal cover a range of topics, including Atlanta's history, landmarks, cultural events, and community stories.
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Thornton's coverage heavily focuses on local events, profiles, and announcements within the Atlanta area. His interest in government & politics as well as culture & society indicates a preference for stories that intersect with these themes.
Given Thornton’s focus on local events and community leaders, he may be interested in pitches that highlight how technology or AI is impacting specific aspects of life in Atlanta or Georgia. For example, a story about how AI is being used to improve public services or education within the region could pique his interest.
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There are two divergent stories about the fate of early Atlanta’s most famous building.
By: Thornton Kennedy
Seldom does one wind up in Five Paces Inn on accident.
By: Thornton Kennedy
Thornton Kennedy is the president of public relations firm PR South and a former news editor of this paper. He can be reached at [email protected].
By: Thornton Kennedy
Thornton Kennedy is the president of public relations firm PR South and a former news editor of this paper. He can be reached at [email protected].
Two men synonymous with football crossed paths in Atlanta, and the moment changed the game forever.
By: Thornton Kennedy
Thornton Kennedy is the president of public relations firm PR South and a former news editor of this paper. He can be reached at [email protected].
Ivan Allen Jr. planned to bring professional sports to Atlanta long before becoming the city’s 52nd mayor.
By: Thornton Kennedy
As Sandy Springs’ population exploded in the 1960s, one of its oldest churches seized the momentum and built a 600-seat contemporary sanctuary on Mount Vernon Highway.
By: Thornton Kennedy
Death, taxes and Tommy’s.
By: Thornton Kennedy
True to what we already know about Nancy Still, the Cherokee woman made six claims for lost or damaged property before being forced off her land by the United States
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