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Canadian fast-food chain Tim Hortons is bringing its coffee and doughnuts to Atlanta soon.

A “downtown Atlanta” location is scheduled to open in “just a couple of months,” according to a Tim Hortons announcement. The company did not state the specific address, and a Tim Hortons representative did not immediately respond to a request for further comment.

More metro Atlanta locations are expected by the end of the year, including additional Tim Hortons restaurants in Atlanta proper and further outposts…

Roark Capital Group is the largest private equity firm in Atlanta.

A Grandview wing joint appears to have closed after just a few months of business.

Plus, actor and entrepreneur Mark Wahlberg is now the company's chief brand office: “Just like our incredible training community, F45 has been laser focused in recent months on getting stronger and stronger, and I am thrilled to help the Company elevate its amazing brand and vision at this pivotal time.” Click through to read more about the latest at this Austin-based company with more than 1,700 locations across the globe.

Asheville, N.C.-based Hi-Wire Brewing is ready to open in Norwood's Factory 52 development.

As part of its promise to bring local flair to the sport of soccer, the Kansas City Current announced a partnership with Amigoni Urban Winery through 2025.

The Current and Kansas City-based Amigoni, located in the Stockyards District of the Historic West Bottoms, will release a co-branded signature wine later this year. In addition, the winery's partnership with the NWSL team includes use of marks, in-game signage, hospitality, social media posts and other perks.

Allison Howard, president of KC…

Roark Capital Group is the largest private equity firm in Atlanta.

While franchises and local chains were certainly contenders, it's clear that coffee drinkers also love a bespoke, one-of-a-kind experience while sipping in Dallas.

Georgia World Congress Center Authority Executive Director Frank Poe believes Downtown Atlanta is transitioning from an office district to a residential and entertainment destination.

Happy Thursday morning, Columbus.

There is no soft landing when you are on the wrong end of a layoff notice.

I survived a few falling axes before I left The Dispatch in 2017, but know plenty of talented, dedicated people who lost their jobs.

Today's column is dedicated to those in industries across the board who receive a pink slip and a pat on the back.

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