How Seed Atlanta turned plants into a community
Georgia's strangest road is becoming a model for the future
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Nearly a quarter of Atlanta’s water customers — more than 60,000 accounts — are behind on their payments, the audit found.
Focus on Fani Willis
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A guide to Georgia football's spring game, including how to watch, the game time and TV information for 2026 G-Day. It's the final practice of the spring for the Bulldogs.
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Former CEO speaks with the AJC about his postretirement life, the search for his successor and how to make the economy work for everyone.
How Seed Atlanta turned plants into a community
Georgia's strangest road is becoming a model for the future
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Metro Atlanta haunted house Netherworld founders Billy Messina and Ben Armstrong reflect on 30 years of the renowned attraction.
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Activities include Pup-a-Palooza and the DeKalb-Peachtree Airport air show.
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After last year’s rainout, the event returns to the Beltline’s Southwest Trail on Saturday with an array of magical creatures.
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Plants and espresso martinis might not seem to go together but Seed Atlanta founder Campbell Washington proves they mix and match quite well.
Being a good person isn’t about being perfect or pleasing everyone. It’s about choosing empathy, kindness and consideration in the moments that matter.
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The restaurant is attractive and warm with a buzzing atmosphere and irresistible aromas.
Georgia became a model for national reforms in Medicaid work requirements. Peach State should move beyond the traditional debate of Medicaid expansion versus Georgia Pathways.
I’d ridden in a few EVs, but I’d never had the chance to spend time driving one myself. With the help of a 2026 Nissan Leaf, I set out to change that. Here's what I learned.
The Georgia General Assembly gave the attorney general great authority to pursue open-government violations, but not all AGs have used their power aggressively for citizens.
When the bill finally comes due, it is not the private-island class who will pay it. It is working- and middle-class taxpayers who will spend decades grinding it down.
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The Yellow Jackets hosted No. 18 Tennessee a week after Georgia Tech lost to Colorado in the season opener at home.
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No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs take on Western Kentucky in a Week 2 college football game.