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Amanda Rose

  • Senior Communications Specialist, Covington Manufacturing Facility, Takeda
Atlanta
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TV news reporter for @AtlNewsFirst. Previously in NC & Oregon. Southern California roots. @columbiajourn alum. IG: amandarosenews
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First Black female-owned tequila company celebrates on ‘National Tequila Day’

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By Amanda Rose
| MSN Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Nayana Ferguson and her husband Don own the award-winning tequila company Anteel Tequila. “In 2016, this idea actually started coming about. I took him on a surprise birthday trip to the Dominican. He didn’t know where we were going till the airport, but he upped my surprise by proposing,” said Nayana. Little did they know, sipping Don Julio in the Caribbean would change their lives in more ways than one.
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First Black female-owned tequila company celebrates on ‘National Tequila Day’

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By Amanda Rose
| WPCH-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Nayana Ferguson and her husband Don own the award-winning tequila company Anteel Tequila. “In 2016, this idea actually started coming about. I took him on a surprise birthday trip to the Dominican. He didn’t know where we were going till the airport, but he upped my surprise by proposing,” said Nayana. Little did they know, sipping Don Julio in the Caribbean would change their lives in more ways than one.
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988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline marks its 1-year anniversary

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By Amanda Rose
| WAFF-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - For Reba Rice-Portwood, everything changed when her 22-year-old son took his own life nearly a decade ago. “When he passed away, it really felt like over 90% of who I am died with him,” she said. This is the kind of tragedy that the developers of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, which launched a year ago today, try to prevent.
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