Monks on a mission: Buddhist pilgrimage for peace stops in metro Atlanta
Inside the final AJC Sunday paper as it comes off the press
Atlanta Business News
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Atlanta gets $75M in federal funds for revitalization projects
In awarding the funding, the Treasury said it would modify the funds’ permitted uses and monitor spending to comply with Trump DEI and ESG policies.
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Bonneau Ansley Jr., who built thousands of homes in metro Atlanta, dies at 83
Bonneau Ansley Jr., a Buckhead native and co-founder of Colony Homes, died at the age of 83.
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Coca-Cola will reorganize its workforce in 2026. It starts with 75 layoffs.
Coca-Cola announced Tuesday in a public notice it will lay off 75 workers at its Atlanta headquarters on Feb. 28.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News
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Benefits from binging? What a study says ahead of ‘Stranger Things’ finale.
Those waiting for the finale release to binge all of "Stranger Things" season five may actually gain some benefits. According to a UGA study, binge watching can be beneficial.
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AJC ePaper will continue familiar format for subscribers
The AJC will continue to deliver its popular e-Paper, the ritual of the newspaper experience, to digital subscribers every day of the week, straight to your inboxes.
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What’s ahead for metro Atlanta business in 2026
The new year brings big things to watch. How will Atlanta’s return to the global sports stage go? Can state and federal leaders grapple with concerns about affordability?
Airport News
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Delta, other airlines cancel Caribbean flights amid ‘ongoing military activity’
The FAA has restricted Caribbean airspace amid “ongoing military activity” in Venezuela.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
The next century of the Atlanta airport
As Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport turns the corner into its next century, today’s leaders are still grappling with how to stay ahead.
He helped make Delta a ‘premium’ airline. Now he’s stepping down.
Glen Hauenstein, who joined Delta in 2005, is credited with leading Delta through its decades-long strategy of becoming an international, “premium” airline.
Sponsored Content
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3 nurse-friendly recipes to brighten up your seasonal gatherings
As a nurse, the holiday season arrives lodged in between long shifts, schedule swaps, and the timeless care you provide...
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How nurses are fueling progress at Northeast Georgia Health System
What would you do if you recognized opportunities in your nursing unit?
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This season, pass down the memories with generational recipes
This holiday season, Kroger invites you to celebrate the power of food, family and tradition.
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Benefits from binging? What a study says ahead of ‘Stranger Things’ finale.
Those waiting for the finale release to binge all of "Stranger Things" season five may actually gain some benefits. According to a UGA study, binge watching can be beneficial.
Credit: Miguel Martinez-Jimenez
AJC ePaper will continue familiar format for subscribers
The AJC will continue to deliver its popular e-Paper, the ritual of the newspaper experience, to digital subscribers every day of the week, straight to your inboxes.
Busy Bee Cafe will open third location in Atlanta’s Centennial Yards
The Busy Bee Cafe will open at The Mitchell residential tower at 125 Ted Turner Drive SW with a quick-service format and a bar program.
Former RaceTrac CEO Carl Bolch Jr. dies at 82
RaceTrac now has 800 stores across 14 states. Carl Bolch Jr. ran it for nearly five decades.
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We are forging ahead as our print era comes to a close
James Kennedy, chairman emeritus of Cox Enterprises, reflects on the AJC’s evolution and its commitment to local news as it transitions to a digital-only future.
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What is the future of local media in Atlanta?
The news industry is in an era of transition, and that's resulting in changes in Atlanta's media landscape.
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As the final AJC editions are printed, an era of local news ends
For 157 years, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and its parent publications have produced a printed newspaper. That ends today. The AJC will be all-digital tomorrow.
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OPINION
American Franchise Act would support Georgia’s small-business owners
Congress would protect the interests of franchisors and their ability to expand and build wealth by passing the bipartisan American Franchise Act.
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Atlanta bet on the Beltline 20 years ago. The city will never be the same.
This December marks 20 years since the Atlanta Beltline first got public financing through a tax allocation district.
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Decatur gives peace-promoting Buddhist monks ‘rock star’ treatment
Bitter cold and a biting wind did not discourage thousands from flocking to Decatur on Tuesday evening to get a glimpse of emissaries for peace.