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Jennifer Marquez

Atlanta
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Writer, editor, mom. Content strategy at GoodRx. Former magazine person.
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Atlanta’s baby whisperers, Moms on Call, are out with a new app

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By Jennifer Marquez
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
These days, new parents are flooded with information, thanks to smart baby monitors, parenting influencers, and ChatGPT-generated answers for every late-night worry. For two professional baby whisperers who were around before the flood of technology, part of the job is simply helping overwhelmed, sleep-deprived parents cut through all the noise.
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30 years after hosting the Olympics, Atlanta has transformed into a sports powerhouse

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By Jennifer Marquez
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
There’s a sentence that’s embedded in the memory of any Atlantan old enough to remember September 18, 1990: “The International Olympic Committee has awarded the 1996 Olympic Games to the city of … Atlanta!” It was an achievement that wasn’t supposed to happen. Atlanta was the underdog, competing against the historic capital of Athens, Greece, which had an ironclad claim to Olympic heritage.
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How Atlanta United turned a football town into a soccer capital

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By Jennifer Marquez
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Atlanta United supporters Courtesy of Atlanta United When Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank launched a successful Major League Soccer (MLS) franchise bid in 2014, some were skeptical that soccer could make it big in a city nestled deep in football country. At the time, there were no other MLS teams in the Southeast, aside from Orlando City, which had recently joined the league.
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