Paul Milliken
As feature reporter for Good Day Atlanta, Paul Milliken is always out and about across the Atlanta area sharing the most interesting stories from our vibrant community!
Originally from Central Florida, Paul is a University of Florida grad. His first job was in Idaho Falls, but he has since worked all over the country. He moved back to Orlando to work as a morning reporter, then went on to Richmond, where he became a meteorologist and earned both his American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association television seals of approval.
After spending four years with his eye on the sky, he decided to head farther south and make his way to FOX 5 Atlanta, where he has been nominated for several Emmy Awards during his time here.
While working in Richmond, Paul won a 2010 Emmy award for Best Weather Anchor, and the Virginia Associated Press honored him with a Best Weathercast award two years in a row. Paul has also been recognized with an MDA Broadcast Journalism award in 2008, SPJ Mark of Excellence awards in 2002 and 2003, and an RTNDA award with the University of Florida chapter in 2002.
In his spare time, Paul volunteers with local community theaters both on and off stage. But his No. 1 hobby is horror movies! He's also known to sing in his car - so the question is, which is scarier?
The latest from Paul Milliken
Buford floral studio 'blooms' in new space ahead of Mother’s Day
We're just days away from Mother's Day, which means the team at Buford's Design House of Flowers is working around the clock to fill orders.
Lantern parade lighting up the Atlanta BeltLine this weekend
Creativity always shines here in Metro Atlanta — but it never shines brighter than during the annual Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade!
Storybook characters return to Atlanta Botanical Garden
Alice, the Cheshire Cat, and other familiar characters from Wonderland are coming to Atlanta Botanical Garden for an extended visit.
Oscar-nominee Mary Badham takes Fox Theatre stage in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
Mary Badham scored an Oscar nomination for playing Scout Finch in the 1962 version of 'To Kill a Mockingbird.' Now she'll take the stage at the Fox Theatre to play a different role as part of Aaron Sorkin's searing stage adaptation.
Pop-up marketplace series aims spotlight at minority-owned businesses
This Sunday from noon to 6 p.m., Hola Amiga Experience will host its second Hello Spring Artisan Market on the Green at Phipps Plaza.
The Home Depot Backyard makes 'world travel' simple
Your next globe-trotting adventure is as easy as driving down to The Home Depot Backyard next to Mercedes-Benz Stadium!
Atlanta’s new Painted Pickle 'scores' with hot food, hotter competition
It just got easier to play the fastest growing sport in the nation, thanks to Atlanta's Painted Pickle.
Atlanta stunt gym prepares real-life 'fall guys' for film work
ATL Stunts offers classes and workshops covering all aspects of stunt work, including on-camera fighting, wire work, and tactical training.
Broadway performer returns to her 'Blonde' roots in Sandy Springs
Broadway veteran Nikki Snelson is in the director’s chair for the City Springs Theatre Company production of "Legally Blonde: The Musical."
Morningside-Lenox Park restaurant launches brunch service
Verdure Kitchen and Cocktails recently launched its weekend Jardin Brunch, offered from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on both Saturdays and Sundays.