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A man found dead in North Georgia 39 years ago has been ID’d, but his killer has not
David Clary's skeletal remains were found in the woods in North Georgia in 1986, but it took until this year for him to finally be identified.
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Federal tower that rises over Atlanta’s Downtown Connector could be sold
A 30-story skyscraper that houses several federal departments in downtown Atlanta is the latest target of the Trump administration’s cost-cutting campaign.
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First look: A revamped Delta Flight Museum
After three months of renovations, the corporate museum reopens April 7, just in time to join the company's centennial celebrations.
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Trailblazing Georgia judge starts new chapter in retirement
After a trailblazing legal career capped by 25 years on the Georgia Court of Appeals, newly-retired judge Yvette Miller plans to indulge her passion for writing in a new way.
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$8M verdict in Georgia fetal death case sets record, attorneys say
An $8 million verdict awarded in Rome this month to a couple whose baby was stillborn is the largest award of its kind in Georgia, the couple’s attorneys say.
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Vacation in Pensacola to discover art, history and more
While Pensacola is well-known for its beautiful beaches, this Florida city also is a premier destination for arts and...
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NURSES ENTER NOW: Win a Zoo Atlanta Family membership today!
Northside Hospital and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution are teaming up to give away Zoo Atlanta Family Memberships.
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Embark on a journey through Daytona Beach’s history
You’re not wrong if white, sandy beaches and motor sports come to mind when thinking about Daytona Beach, but did you...
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You’ll soon be able to get your Chick-fil-A sauces in bulk. Here’s where
Chick-fil-A has significantly expanded its footprint on retail shelves over the past few years.
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Financial tech startup Greenwood moving from Atlanta to Tulsa under new CEO
The company co-founded by Killer Mike is charting a new path. “The headquarters, candidly, should have probably always been in Greenwood,” the new CEO said.
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How do you spell Georgia spelling bee champ? Sarv Dharavane
Two Georgia students will go on to participate in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in May.
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Georgia Kia and Hyundai plants to get steel from new $6B Louisiana factory
Hyundai Motor Group announced plans at the White House on Monday to invest $21 billion in its U.S. vehicle supply chain, including a steel factory in Louisiana.
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Atlanta’s first studio focused on Native American storytelling launches
Studio of the Americas, as it is called, has established offices at Tyler Perry Studios.
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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.
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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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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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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.