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Television news anchor in Columbus, OH. Emcee, host, mentor for young women interested in journalism and an advocate of Girl Power.

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The wisdom of Georgia fathers, one saying at a time

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By Yolanda Harris Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Aging in Atlanta A Father’s Day collection of wisdom, humor and hard-earned lessons from dads and grandfathers. Father’s Day is a chance to honor the contributions, wisdom and love of the men who shape generations to come. (Sara Naomi Lewkowicz/The New York Times) By Yolanda Harris – For The Atlanta Journal-Constitution 25 minutes ago Some of life’s most valuable lessons don’t come from a classroom or textbook. They come from a father, grandfather or mentor whose guidance leaves a lasting imprint.
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7 healthy habits for a stronger, leaner summer body

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By Yolanda Harris Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Wellness These realistic tips can help jumpstart your goals and feel more confident this season. Strength training can boost metabolism while helping tone the body and strengthen the core. (Theodore Tae/The New York Times) By Yolanda Harris – For the AJC May 28, 2026 As temperatures rise and sleeves get shorter, many people are looking for simple, affordable ways to feel stronger, leaner and more confident.
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Smart summer gardening tips to get through Georgia’s heat

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By Yolanda Harris Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Aging in Atlanta Atlanta gardeners share what to plant, how to water and how to keep gardens thriving in high temperatures. Tiffanny Jones, director of horticulture for the Goizueta Gardens at the Atlanta History Center, highlights heat-tolerant plants this summer season. (Courtesy of Lauren Eberth) By Yolanda Harris – For the AJC May 28, 2026 The summer heat can be relentless in Georgia, but with the right preparation and plant selection, gardens can still thrive.
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