Mayor Goldie Wilson III
Goldie Wilson III, Atlanta's first African-American mayor, oversaw major city developments like the Georgia Dome and Hartsfield-Jackson Airport during his tenure from 1974 to 1982.
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Hill Valley, California, USA
Goldie Wilson III, the grandson of Hill Valley’s 1955 mayor, continued his family’s legacy of public service as Atlanta’s first African-American mayor since Reconstruction. Elected in 2009, he championed economic growth, revitalized downtown, and improved public schools. His commitment to education included establishing scholarship programs for underserved students. Recognized for his leadership, he received prestigious awards like the Trumpet Award. A devoted family man, sports fan, music lover, and environmental advocate, Wilson’s visionary leadership left a lasting impact on Atlanta.