The AJC Super Bowl special section for Thursday, Jan. 31 includes a visit to Buckhead and a look at how much the center of Atlanta nightlife during the Super Bowl in 2000 has changed.
The eight-page section in Thursday’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the AJCePaper also includes a look at CBS pregame plans to fill seven hours of programming and the story behind a peace offering of sorts from Pepsi to Coca-Cola.
On Sunday, the AJC published a 48-page preview section that remains available in the AJCePaper online. Daily sections continue all week leading up to the big game on Sunday, Feb. 3. Our journalists are also posting live updates on ajc.com. Find the AJCePaper online or The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in print at select metro Atlanta retail stores.
Here’s a look at what you’ll find in the Thursday special section:
> Wild to mild: Super Bowls bookend Buckhead’s shift from late-night partying to hip shopping and dining. By Bo Emerson.
> Official Super Bowl artist no stranger to city. By Nedra Rhone.
> How does CBS plan to fill 7 hours of pregame coverage? By Tim Tucker. Page 2.
> Five faces in the crowd of thousands of visitors to Atlanta. Page 3.
> Pepsi brings statue to Coke to offer truce during Super Bowl week. By Matt Kempner. Page 7.
> Stadium director plans to go extra mile for Sunday’s guests. By Shelia Poole. Page 3.
> Your daily Super Bowl events calendar. Page 6.
> RELATED: Go to ajc.com/53 for the AJC's online updates and guides
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