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Georgia plans one of the largest voter cancellations in U.S. history
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Are your allergies acting up? Here’s how to get relief
If it’s spring in Atlanta, there will be pollen. It’s not too late to take steps to minimize the symptoms.
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Colonial Pipeline primed for sale, report says
Colonial Pipeline, a major fuel distributor based in Alpharetta, could soon be sold, according to a Reuters report.
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3 of 4 U.S. soldiers who went missing in Lithuania have been found dead
Three of four U.S. soldiers who went missing in Lithuania have been found dead. The soldiers had been stationed at Georgia's Fort Stewart.
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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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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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Intimate dinners and majestic views: A romantic getaway in Sevierville
There’s something about the grandeur of the Great Smoky Mountains that makes you yearn to share the experience with a...
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Jasmine Crowe-Houston went from running a cupcake truck to helping the hungry
Jasmine Crowe-Houston has garnered this attention and acclaim all just for doing good. Here's how she went from running cupcake truck to founding Goodr.
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AJC Her+Story series launches with first profile, coverage of women in business
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is launching a new series called AJC Her+Story to highlight women founders, creators, executives and professionals in metro Atlanta.
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Bill to limit lawsuits against crop chemical makers heads to Gov. Kemp
A bill to shield manufacturers of crop chemicals from liability passed both chambers of the Georgia legislature, and now Gov. Brian Kemp will have the final say.
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CDC employees wait to hear if they will be fired
Vigil at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Clifton office aims to show workers they are appreciated.
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Rate hikes and sewer fixes key to south DeKalb renaissance
DeKalb County leaders are promising steep water and sewer rate increases will pay for economic development in the county's underserved southern half.
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Atlanta Mayor Dickens wants tax district extension to fund Beltline rail
The mayor's comments are the first time he has talked publicly about how to pay for the transit vision he unveiled earlier this month.
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Georgia Power grilled about possible gas units not mentioned in long-range plan
Georgia Power this week defended plans to continuing to burn coal to serve data centers and faced questions about the transparency of its pursuit of new gas units.
Is Young Thug back outside? Atlanta rapper to headline another festival
Atlanta rapper Young Thug will headline festivals in Chicago and Belgium this summer, and teased new music under the name UY Scuti.