Today's Video Headlines

Is Atlanta truly the mecca for Black entrepreneurs?
Atlanta is often seen as a hub for Black entrepreneurship, but do the numbers back it up? Credits: AJC | Getty | Herndon Home Museum | Mirtha Donastorg/AJC

Her doctor said ‘forget about motherhood.’ She refused.
Tanika Gray Valbrun, founder of The White Dress Project, shares how a painful diagnosis led her to turn heartbreak into advocacy for fibroid awareness.

Come as you are: Lazy Betty serves comfort with a culinary twist
Lazy Betty's new Midtown location brings modern technique, cozy vibes and unforgettable flavors inspired by family.

SCAD filmmaker Jeremiah Elias is revolutionizing fashion through dance
Jeremiah Elias innovates through fashion, film and dance. Credits: AJC | @ijeremiahelias,@BETNetworks,@imbabytate/Youtube | SCAD | @cookieekawai/Instagram
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How Patrick McLeod found his purpose in nursing after shifting careers
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How her military career prepared Candace Sims for nursing success
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How nursing director Kimberly Knotts helped transform a health system
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How volunteering in a nursing home shaped Cindy Farmer's passion in medicine
Cindy Farmer, a 2025 AJC Nurse Excellence Award winner, shares her journey of compassion, trust, and why kindness is at the heart of great nursing.