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September 22, 2020
(ATR) A new exhibition at the Atlanta History Center about the 1996 Olympic and Paralympic Games focuses more on context than competition.
“Atlanta ’96: Shaping an Olympi...
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September 18, 2020
(ATR) Venus and Serena Williams were part of a strong United States women's tennis team at Sydney 2000.
Venus was 20 and Serena 19 as they arrived Down Under for their firs...
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September 17, 2020
(ATR) Chris Waddell raced to 13 medals over an illustrious Paralympics career that spanned four winter and three summer Games. The Para skiing icon – who continues to serve th...
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August 20, 2020
(ATR) The rescheduled 107th edition of the Tour de France is primed to open on the streets of Nice on August 29. It will mark the first time that the epic, three-week cycling ...
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August 10, 2020
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What changes are coming to sports venues as the world deals with the aftermath of the coronavirus? Two leading experts in venue planning and design talk about the chan...
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August 06, 2020
(ATR) “Change Starts with Sport” became the new brand narrative of the International Paralympic Committee as it celebrated its 30th anniversary last year.
Andrew Parsons at...
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August 02, 2020
#ICYMI -- In Case You Missed It ... Sometimes the best stories don't get the attention we think they deserve. Here are our staff picks for articles this week they really want ...
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July 30, 2020
The authors of a book on the Centennial Olympic Park bombing join ATR Editor Ed Hula to talk about the attack and the initial suspect who they now call a hero.
Kent Alexand...
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July 28, 2020
(ATR) Christian Taylor has lofty ambitions both on and off the track.
Christian Taylor has won triple jump gold at London 2012 and Rio 2016. (USATF)
The two-time defending...
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July 27, 2020
(ATR) In the hours after the July 27 bombing at Centennial Olympic Park, leaders of the Atlanta Olympics delivered condolences to the victims and assurances that the Games wer...
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July 27, 2020
Al Gore with Atlanta Olympics leaders Andrew Young and Billy Payne (ATR)
(ATR) U.S. Vice President Al Gore and family made it to field hockey at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta ...
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