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TORPY: Bubble wrapping kids even in ‘hardscrabble’ North Georgia
Soren Patterson wandered off after his mom drove a sibling to the doctor. An hour later, a deputy called to report he was a mile from home, down a country road.
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RHONE: In a run for state legislature, women still have hurdles to jump
Some women with political aspirations still find themselves in a catch-22.
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TORPY: A tale of two failed transit votes. Or, ‘I’d rather just drive’
The thought this year was that suburban Atlanta highways are clogged and voters, who now are of many hues and ethnicities, might think differently from those of the past. Nope
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Teachers are being rushed. It’s not fair to them or their students
Opinion: A Piedmont University professor hopes education leaders listen more to teachers to ensure students better understand the content.
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Patricia Murphy: A Trump mandate - cheaper eggs or a free Matt Gaetz?
The only problem with winning an election by a large margin, as President-elect Donald Trump did last week, is listening to the message that voters were trying to send you.
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RHONE: Is MARTA merch a SMARTA move?
MARTA’s challenges have been well documented. Bucket hats and backpacks won’t be the impetus that finally rallies Atlanta residents around the city's transit system.
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Jamie Dupree: The return of an important tradition
President Joe Biden met with President-elect Donald Trump in the Oval Office this week, a nod to governmental norms.
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It’s not easy to watch your children lose, but it’s a vital lesson
Opinion: It's easy to watch kids try and succeed, but children can learn more from trying and losing as long as parents don't attempt to blunt the pain.
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Patricia Murphy: How Joe Rogan became the Walter Cronkite of 2024
The most consequential interview that President-elect Donald Trump did this year may not have been with a major network or news personality.
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TORPY: Dems have lost the middle. And there’s not enough left to win
Democrats may have once been the traditional party of the "Little Guy," but it seems voters in the U.S. – and Georgia – just aren’t buying what they are selling.