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Israeli consulate pulls support of Atlanta Jewish Film Festival over judge
The consulate says the judge’s social media posts contain ‘antisemitic rhetoric.’
Another Atlanta group could be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame soon
Other nominees include Lauryn Hill, Luther Vandross, Wu-Tang Clan and Atlanta resident Ronnie DeVoe.
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This flavor could become Georgia’s official chicken wing
A bill in the state House would designate a local favorite as the defining wing of the Peach State.
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As a Georgia prosecutor, here’s why I stand with Judge Glenda Hatchett
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PHOTOS: Tyler Reddick wins again at Autotrader 400
The latest stop in the NASCAR Cup Series came to Georgia this weekend, as the Autotrader 400 was held on Sunday, February 22, 2026.
PHOTOS: Hundreds honor Laken Riley with 5K, memorial on UGA campus
Hundreds of people honored Laken Riley on Saturday at the University of Georgia’s campus, nearly two years after the nursing student was killed. Riley’s death occurred on Feb.
