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Mike Luckovich remembers Jimmy Carter in commemorative cartoon

Cartoonist Mike Luckovich honors Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter in a heartfelt tribute, celebrating their incredible legacy—from Jimmy’s presidency to their humanitarian work with the Carter Center. Reflecting on their impact in Georgia and beyond, Luckovich shares the inspiration behind his commemorative cartoon.

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AJC |Dec 30, 2024
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Jimmy Carter: Man of the people
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Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter’s long and (mostly) happy marriage

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404ward: What Atlanta's iconic area code really means

404ward is a signature UATL series that recognizes the people and brands moving Atlanta and Black culture forward. Credit: AJC | Getty| Fontes

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Credit: Ben Hendren

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Atlanta broke a 35-year pollen count record twice. Here’s why

Credits: AJC | U.S. DHHS | The Wire Science | Getty | Emory News Center | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health | Nature Communications | GTCSP

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Credit: Jenni Girtman for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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America has spoken. The nation's best soccer bar is in Atlanta

Thousands voted Atlanta's Brewhouse Cafe the best soccer bar in the U.S. Credits: AJC | YT/Men in Blazers; Manchester United; LiveScoreOfficial | IG/@juventus

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Credit: arvin.temkar@ajc.com

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Her app helps deliver leftover food to the hungry instead of trashing it

Jasmine Crowe-Houston believes in feeding more and wasting less. Hear how she founded Goodr in the AJC's new Her+Story series. Credits : AJC | Goodr | USDA

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Fans remember baseball legend Willie Mays

Willie Mays, the electrifying “Say Hey Kid” and one of baseball’s greatest and most beloved players, has died at the age of 93.

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Fast facts on the CDC

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