Keith Pepper, Author at Rough Draft Atlanta

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Atlanta Intown, Buckhead, Company News, News, Opinion

Publisher’s Note: Three decades of local journalism

by Keith Pepper November 4, 2024 | 2:53 pmNovember 5, 2024 | 11:05 am

glamping.png KP write alt description Here's an alt description for the image: A triangular wooden cabin illuminated by warm string lights against a dark blue evening sky. The cabin has a large A-frame structure with fabric sides and a glass door. On the small porch, a person wrapped in a red blanket sits on the steps, holding a mug. A small table with a bottle and glass is visible next to them. The cabin gives off a cozy, inviting glow in the twilight, suggesting a glamping or luxury camping experience. — Credit: Adobe Stock

Should you consider investing in glamping?

A new newsletter: Cathy Cobbs on Tucker

by Keith Pepper August 23, 2024 | 6:08 pmSeptember 4, 2024 | 3:55 pm

Company News, Dunwoody

Publisher’s Note: Talking the future of local media with ‘What’s up Dunwoody’

by Keith Pepper August 19, 2024 | 10:47 pmAugust 19, 2024 | 10:47 pm

My life changed when I gained access to my pay as I earned it

a group of seven people standing together in front of a backdrop that reads "MAYOR ANDRE DICKENS". The individuals are diverse in age, gender, and ethnicity. They are dressed in a range of attire from casual to formal business wear. From left to right: A man in a dark suit with a purple shirt An older man wearing a hat and glasses A man in a dark suit and tie, likely Mayor Andre Dickens A younger man in casual clothing A woman with red hair wearing a bright blue top and colorful skirt A man in a gray suit A younger man in a light blue patterned blazer The group appears to be at an event or presentation related to Mayor Andre Dickens, based on the backdrop. They are all smiling and standing close together, suggesting a friendly or collaborative atmosphere. — Credit: Alex Jones

SPIKE Studio builds diversity and empowers the next generation of AEC professionals

Credit: Decide DeKalb

DeKalb County launches inaugural Black Business Guide

How to manage cash vs. borrowing when interest rates rise