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Pastor Jamal Bryant talks Target boycott
Dr. Jamal Bryant joins ‘Politically Georgia’ to talk about the Target boycott.
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It’s been 40 years since debut of ‘New Coke,’ Coca-Cola’s biggest failure
The 1985 launch of New Coke was the result of the cola wars between Coca-Cola and Pepsi. It didn't work out as Coca-Cola intended.
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Called for jury duty in a county far away? It’s happened before
Barrow County residents won’t decide the fate of Colin Gray in the Georgia school shooting case, but those up for jury duty may need to travel to the Atlanta exurb for trial.
Atlanta business owner gets 12 years in prison in $156M FEMA fraud case
An Atlanta business owner was sentenced Tuesday to 12 years in prison on fraud, theft and money laundering charges tied to a $156 million FEMA contract.
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Looking for Georgia birds in Cuba
Charles Seabrook recounts the birds he met during a recent trip to Cuba, especially the warblers.
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Azalea and camellia leaf gall is widespread this year
Walter Reeves gives advice on azalea and camellia leaf gall, and how to grow a new trunk for a crape myrtle tree.
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Remember the ice bucket challenge? Here’s why those videos are back
A social media sensation that raised millions for ALS is hoping to do something similar for mental health awareness
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Has Atlanta hit bottom? ‘Office curious’ investors seek skyscraper deals
With more companies pushing their workers back to the office, leasing is up and optimism is rising among investors seeking to buy distressed office towers at a discount.
Credit: Photo courtesy of GEM, Girls Empowerment Movement
Girls challenging girls: Let’s get physical
GEM, the Girls Empowering Movement, is a program where middle school girls help their peers to become more physically active.
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Migrant’s deportation from Georgia to El Salvador jail is ‘a living nightmare’
Crossing the border illegally led Edicson Quintero to face long stints in detention, first in Georgia and now in a notorious Salvadoran jail.