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Atlanta law firm founder disbarred for abandoning clients

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The oceanfront estate sold in early December. But the buyer was not publicly disclosed.

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I drive 47 miles to school daily and witness how Atlanta fails its people

A high school student drives nearly 50 miles from Stockbridge to Norcross to attend the school of her choice and wishes metro Atlanta had better public transportation options.

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Who’s taking care of child welfare workers taking care of vulnerable children?

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PHOTOS: Georgia Tech battles BYU in Pop-Tarts Bowl

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets battled the BYU Cougars in the Pop-Tarts Bowl Saturday in Orlando.

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PHOTOS: 2025 AJC Photos of the Year

AJC photographers captured the daily joys, losses, celebrations and protests across metro Atlanta and the state — including the funeral ceremony of President Jimmy Carter, UGA...

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PHOTOS: Coca-Cola ads over time

Coca-Cola published its very first advertisement in The Atlanta Journal in 1886.