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Johnson disclosed he has been battling hepatitis C, an incurable, blood-borne liver disease, for more than a decade.
An elections board has certified Kasim Reed as the winner of the Atlanta mayoral runoff election by a margin of 620 votes, although Mary Norwood is expected to request a recount.
Darlene McCoy of Praise 102.5 interviewed Micheal Vick before his first game against the Atlanta Falcons. He gave all due respect to teammate Donovan McNabb and said he is learning a lot from the veteran, but admitted that he wants to be a starting quarterback again.
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Kasim Reed maintained his close lead over Mary Norwood in the Atlanta mayor's race after a count of provisional ballots by Fulton County officials Thursday evening. Reed now leads Norwood by 0.84 percent or 715 votes out of the 84,383 ballots cast in the election.
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As <strong>Kasim Reed</strong> began making plans Wednesday for his first term as <strong>Atlanta's mayor</strong>, opponent <strong>Mary Norwood</strong> still had not conceded defeat and asked for a <strong>recount</strong>.<!--more-->
<strong>Angie Stone</strong> just released the video to her new single, <strong>"I Ain't Hearin' U."</strong> The song is from Angie's <strong>new album, "Unexpected,"</strong> which is in stores now. Pay close attention to the clip and see if you can spot our very own <strong>Carol Blackmon</strong>!<!--more-->
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The family of <strong>Herman J. Russell</strong>, the namesake of large Atlanta development and construction firm <strong>H.J. Russell & Co.</strong>, gave <strong>$1 million</strong> to <strong>Children's Healthcare of Atlanta</strong> at <strong>Hughes Spalding</strong> for hospital expansion.<!--more-->
<strong>Atlanta mayoral</strong> hopefuls <strong>Mary Norwood</strong> and <strong>Kasim Reed</strong> attacked each other's records Sunday night during their final <strong>debate</strong> before <strong>Tuesday's runoff election</strong>.<!--more-->
<strong>Kroger</strong> has announced that it will give shoppers <strong>$10 back for every $100</strong> worth of <strong>gift cards</strong> they buy at their stores for such retailers as <strong>Best Buy, Bass Pro Shops, Pottery Barn</strong> and <strong>Sears</strong>.<!--more-->
