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Fast five: Atlanta partners behind the SkyView plan to pay unpaid taxes

By Erica Hernandez
June 24, 2015

1. The Atlanta partners behind the SkyView plan to pay unpaid taxes to a Florida county that is prepared to sell the multi-million dollar attraction to get its money.

2.  Gov. Robert Bentley ordered the flag which was displayed at the foot of the confederate memorial in Montgomery, to be removed. 

3. On the tapes, Ellis sounds petty, thin-skinned and even conniving as he pushes to reach the Magic Million Mark. 

4. The idea for the camp came after Dange, a rising sophomore at a New Jersey boarding school, experienced playing tennis blindfolded while in the sixth grade.

5.  Activists were concerned that the language of Gwinnett's ordinance, which goes into effect July 1, would allow animals to be tethered outdoors for as many as 14 hours at a time.

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