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Starting on Instagram, Butter went through a beta period in 2018 before officially launching the following year.

That “modern voice” is Butter.ATL, an online social, entertainment, and marketing platform produced by Butler, the executive director lead designer India Nabarro managing editor Mobs Robertson project manager Jamal Harris and video production Ralph Hernandez. I know more than anybody else that Atlanta needs an authentic, modern voice.’” “I said, ‘Look man, if you want it to work, just let me run it,” Butler recalls.

There were lofty goals to turn the idea into a go-to destination for all things Atlanta culture, but it hadn’t really taken off. A team had been assembled to launch the Dagger’s own in-house media company. He had previously been a member of the EMS Explorer post sponsored by the local volunteer EMS group Medic 50 and was currently a law enforcement cadet with the Rose Hill Police Department.īrandon’s fellow firefighters and all the local emergency responders wish to express their deepest sympathies to Brandon’s family and their thoughts and prayers are with them in their time of sorrow.At the time, the then-director of project management at Dagger, an Old Fourth Ward-based advertising agency, was speaking to the company’s CEO, Mike Popowski. He was attending the Firefighter I certification class that was being conducted by the department and also attending Butler Community College, where he was studying as an EMT student. Firefighter Daley was transported in extremely critical condition to Kansas Medical Center in Andover, KS by Butler County EMS, but sustained injuries that proved to be fatal and passed away shortly after arriving at the hospital.īrandon joined Butler County Fire District #3 in December 2006 as a volunteer firefighter and was very excited about becoming a member of the department. While responding to the fire, Firefighter Daley lost control of his personal vehicle, causing it to roll several times near the entrance to Sienna Ranch. On the night of Friday, May 11th, 2007, Butler County Fire District #3 responded to a report of a fully involved house fire in the Sienna Ranch housing community in Rose Hill. Jason leaves behind a wife and 4-year-old son. His fellow firefighters wish to express their deepest sympathies to Jason’s family and their thoughts and prayers are with his family in their time of sorrow. He enjoyed being a firefighter for the department, and was always eager to help with whatever needed to be done around the station or during the alarms in which he responded. Jason joined Butler County Fire District #3 in August 2000 as a volunteer firefighter. Despite a quick medical 1st Response by the Andover Fire Department and transport to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita by Butler County EMS, he passed away at the hospital. Due to an unknown medical problem, he became unresponsive. Later that afternoon, Jason and his wife were driving through Andover on their way to Wichita. On the afternoon of Saturday, January 14, 2006, Jason Johnson, a 28-year-old firefighter with Butler County Fire District #3, assisted in fighting a grass fire in the Southwest part of the Fire District.