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  • November 18, 2013

    Would You Vote For Horse Racing in Georgia?

    A hometown horse touted on an Atlanta billboard brought home a major win this month, reigniting the discussion on bringing horse racing to Georgia. Mucho Macho Man, owned by a Sugar Hill couple, won this year’s Breeder’s Cup Classic. He was featured on a metro billboard seen by millions, with the hope that people would […]

  • November 13, 2013

    Atlanta Family hoping Billboard will lead to a miracle

    She’s in a fight for her life and hanging her hopes on billboards. Since the age of two, Gwinnett county resident Mandie Hale has been dealing with setbacks and symptoms from kidney failure. The treatments have taken such a toll on Mandie’s body that her options are running out. Not knowing where else to turn, […]

  • November 13, 2013

    Atlanta Digital Billboards Help Fight Crime!

    The long arm of the law is going digital…and even the criminals admit it will be much harder to hide. The FBI is posting photos of their most wanted on digital billboards in Atlanta and around the county. FBI investigators say the results are remarkable! They say it all began as a one city test […]

  • November 13, 2013

    Billboard publicizes Atlanta’s first responders’ fight for raise

    They are the “first to respond and the last to get paid.” That’s the message the wives of Atlanta policemen and firemen want to make clear to city council and Atlanta mayor Kasim Reed. They have taken that message to two Atlanta billboards in hopes of getting a raise of more than one percent for […]

  • November 13, 2013

    Atlanta Advertising: Reaching a Big Market for a small price

    Big Market, Small price Atlanta might not be the first place that comes to mind when considering large markets for billboard advertising, but according to local media buyers, it is the best priced! It’s no secret that Atlantans spend a lot of time on the road with exposure to hundreds of billboards…with over 5 million […]

  • November 13, 2013

    Atlanta billboard Help Attorney Get Out of the “Rat Race”

    For more than a decade, Atlanta attorney Tamela Adkins made a living as a hard nosed attorney fighting battles for people waging a war on their spouse through bitter divorce proceedings. She worked in Buckhead as a contested divorce attorney. When she tired of the rat race and moved to the suburbs, she wanted a slower […]

  • November 13, 2013

    Local Company puts Atlanta Billboards to Good Use!

    A local company is not only helping the environment, but also reaching out to our distant cousins….Gorilla Sacks takes used billboard vinyls and turns them into usable products like tote bags, messenger bags or even covers for tablets. Companies who’s billboard ad campaigns have ended can contact Gorilla Sacks and have their vinyls turned into […]

  • November 13, 2013

    Sports Fans Suddenly Have a Reason to Stare At Atlanta’s Billboards

    Live updates aren’t just for media outlets like internet, television and radio anymore! Now, sports fans in Atlanta can get real time updates outdoors on giant billboards! Fox Sports South is now live streaming scores straight to billboards around the city of Atlanta! From the Atlanta Hawks to the Atlanta Braves, sports fans will have […]

  • November 13, 2013

    College billboards coming to Atlanta!

    Billboards have long been used to help travelers with decisions on where to eat or sleep, but now they are being used to help with even bigger decisions, like where to get your higher education. Colleges and universities in Missouri and other states are vying for ad space on billboards to get their names in […]

  • August 10, 2011

    Ringgold Georgia promotes businesses, recovery with new Georgia billboards

    CatWalkChatt.com The city of Ringgold Georgia has put up six billboards to tell tourists, travelers, and people from surrounding Georgia cities that Ringgold is indeed open for business. It’s been a little more than three months since a tornado hit the city, leaving one of the its business districts — Ga. 151 (Alabama Highway) — […]

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