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City has produced little to show what former government official-turned-contractor Foris Webb III did to earn $420,000 a year, AJC investigation finds.
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No one is explaining the breaks that landed Arthur Lee Cofield Jr. in a minimum security camp.
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Donald Trump’s visit spotlights GOP’s last major foothold in Cobb County
Democrats have dominated the metro Atlanta county in recent elections. But Republicans still have an edge on the local school board.
Atlanta mayor, staff take victory lap after World Cup leaves town
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‘Are They Dead Yet?’ considers the art of the newspaper obituary
Veteran journalist Sam Roberts examines the history and evolution of the death notice.
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Who has come and gone in Atlanta radio and TV in 2026
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Trump Accounts are a good idea that needs improvement
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The tears well up, whether he’s talking about his traumatic childhood or being a ‘voice for the voiceless.’
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PHOTOS: An inside look at Thomas County Central’s new $25 million practice facility
Defending football state champion Thomas County Central opened its $25 million practice facility in March.
PHOTOS: Hall of Fame Weekend starts in Cooperstown
Baseball fans take in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown as part of the Hall of Fame weekend.
