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29/12/2025

17/10/2024

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sold his 4 championship rings, 3 MVP Trophies and other memorabilia for 2.8 million dollars with the proceeds going to a youth education program.

The hall of famer said, “when it comes to choosing between storing a championship ring or trophy in a room, or providing kids with an opportunity to change their lives, the choice is pretty simple: Sell it all.”

10/10/2024

Statement from Sandi Marra, ATC President & CEO:

The devastation left by Hurricane Helene across the Southeast, including across the Southern Appalachians and western Florida, is heartbreaking. ATC has staff, volunteers, and friends who have been impacted by the catastrophic storms and floods. More than a third of the Appalachian Trail is currently inaccessible, and we expect sections of the Trail will be closed for sometime because of bridges that have washed away and downed trees and mudslides obstructing the treadway. A.T. Communities such as Damascus, VA; Erwin, TN; and Hot Springs, NC have been devastated. All national forests in Georgia and North Carolina are closed as is Great Smoky Mountains National Park. And access to and from Asheville, home to ATC’s Southern Regional Office, is extremely limited due to the destruction. Needless to say, it will be weeks, months, and even years to see recovery from this event.

While we hold everyone impacted in our hearts, we are committed to taking necessary action both in the short- and long-term to help these communities. The ATC will respond with unity and hard work to do what we can to assist now and into the future. For ATC staff in the impacted areas, please know we stand ready to support you and your family. As time goes on, we will help to facilitate recovery efforts by staff, volunteers, and our federal and state partners.

Resilience in the face of great challenge is a defining quality of our A.T. family. We will see the other side of the disaster, together.

10/10/2024

Eddie Jordan

Statement from Sandi Marra, ATC President & CEO:

The devastation left by Hurricane Helene across the Southeast, including across the Southern Appalachians and western Florida, is heartbreaking. ATC has staff, volunteers, and friends who have been impacted by the catastrophic storms and floods. More than a third of the Appalachian Trail is currently inaccessible, and we expect sections of the Trail will be closed for sometime because of bridges that have washed away and downed trees and mudslides obstructing the treadway. A.T. Communities such as Damascus, VA; Erwin, TN; and Hot Springs, NC have been devastated. All national forests in Georgia and North Carolina are closed as is Great Smoky Mountains National Park. And access to and from Asheville, home to ATC’s Southern Regional Office, is extremely limited due to the destruction. Needless to say, it will be weeks, months, and even years to see recovery from this event.

While we hold everyone impacted in our hearts, we are committed to taking necessary action both in the short- and long-term to help these communities. The ATC will respond with unity and hard work to do what we can to assist now and into the future. For ATC staff in the impacted areas, please know we stand ready to support you and your family. As time goes on, we will help to facilitate recovery efforts by staff, volunteers, and our federal and state partners.

Resilience in the face of great challenge is a defining quality of our A.T. family. We will see the other side of the disaster, together.

31/12/2023

Happy New Year from The Bottom!

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02/12/2023

02/12/2023

UA, I believe………..