This is the Fall Line.

Atlanta, 1989.

Ground is broken on the Georgia Dome, which will one day be the home of the Falcons.

The movie driving Miss Daisy, which was shot in our city, premieres in theaters.

Down south in Savannah, a man named Jim Wells is acquitted of the murder of a male sex worker.

You might remember him from midnight in the Garden of Gooden Evil.

A manual hammin is formally charged with the murder of Julie Love, a midtown Atlanta resident

who ran out of gas on her way back from a business meeting.

And at Grady Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, Jankwia Brooks is born.

Within two weeks she'll be re-emitted with meningitis.

As of her age, she's hospitalized in the nursery.

And within two days, she disappears.

And then, Atlanta, 1993.

The Atlanta Braves can't be stopped.

Construction has begun on the Centennial Olympic Stadium and Georgia's cleanup and gentrification

efforts are in high gear.

March brings what's called the storm of the century.

It's hit with nearly two feet of snow and among the six-foot drifts Atlanta grinds to

a halt.

There are only a handful of snow plowls to serve the entire city.

Something else happens in March 2.

Tavish Sutton, born in February, is checked into Grady's use-balling children's hospital

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