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Metro Atlanta officials look to lure Ukrainian drone makers to the region
Though current relations between the two countries’ presidents may be frosty, local leaders see Ukrainian drone companies as a way to bring in high-paying tech jobs.
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Art of the failed deal: How Murphy Crossing development fell apart
The development would have brought stable housing to a historically neglected part of Atlanta. What exactly derailed the project depends on whom you ask.
TORPY: Progress on Atlanta’s Tree Ordinance is like a slow growing oak
When Atlanta discussed changing its tree ordinance, columnist Bill Torpy wrote it would be finished "not long before the leaves change color.” That was in 2019.
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Gridlock Guy: Lessons learned from becoming a true Atlanta commuter
After years of covering conditions during drive time, I am a part of the gridlock daily. Here are a few lessons that my joining the masses in Atlanta traffic has given me.
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Life in the Black mecca: We want to hear from you
Is Atlanta truly America’s Black mecca? It’s a question worth asking and we need your feedback.
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Is Atlanta still America’s Black mecca? This native isn’t so sure
A new monthly content series from UATL — the AJC’s Black culture franchise — will shed light on the reality (or mirage) behind this question.
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Atlanta employees asked to return to City Hall in April
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens administration has mandated that thousands of employees return to in-person work at City Hall in April.
‘Watch What Crappens’ podcaster says ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ isn’t dead yet
The popular daily podcast "Watch What Crappens," which comically parses Bravo TV shows and related fare, is doing a live taping at Variety Playhouse March 23, 2025.