Sunday in the AJC: Keepsake coverage of Braves legend Hank Aaron
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Sunday will offer continued coverage of the life and legacy of Atlanta Braves home run king Hank Aaron, who died early Friday at age 86.
The early Sunday edition of the AJC, available at noon Saturday in metro Atlanta retail stores that sell the daily newspaper, will include bonus coverage: A great player, a greater man. Plus, career highlights, a first-person account from a fan and reaction from around the country.
Sunday’s print editions, including the AJC ePaper, will offer an expanded Sports section with stories and columns including Aaron’s involvement in the civil-rights movement and his philanthropic work in Atlanta and elsewhere. Coverage also includes a full-page poster of the Braves legend.
On Friday, the AJC delivered an ePaper Extra Edition with a full-page tribute to Aaron. The ePaper is available to subscribers at ajc.com/epaper.
Readers can also find continuing coverage about Aaron, including photos, video and exclusive articles and columns by the AJC staff on ajc.com. Here are some of the stories published today:
Henry ‘Hank’ Aaron: Passes into history
Photos: Hank Aaron through the years
AJC Editor Kevin Riley: Aaron - A humble Atlanta hero
Mark Bradley: A great player, a greater man
Bill Rankin: First-person - Watching my childhoon idol make history
Video: He was more than baseball
The historic moment: 46 years later, recalling Hank Aaron’s historic 715th home run
About the Author
Brian O'Shea is a senior digital producer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, with a focus on search engine strategy. He works with the newsroom to identify questions and topics of interest to Atlanta readers.
