Fine food, chill mood: Little Bear is Atlanta's no-fuss food haven
Atlanta leaders past and present speak out against DEI rollbacks
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Democratic and Republican contenders for governor answered questions during The Atlanta Journal-Constitution live event.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation will cut flights by 10% across 40 of the nation’s busiest airports on Friday to alleviate pressure on air traffic controllers.
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The former vice president broke with Trump after the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
A Growing Landmark
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Nearly a year of renovation has almost doubled the size of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, giving it a fresh dimension, including a children's exhibit space.
Fine food, chill mood: Little Bear is Atlanta's no-fuss food haven
Atlanta leaders past and present speak out against DEI rollbacks
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From beauty queen to cricket farmer to grief coach, Buford resident Paige Ewing keeps it real.
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The French conductor and contralto with a long list of international accolades is in her fourth season as the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s music director.
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Atlanta native Tommy Dorfman writes, directs and produces her first movie, “I Wish You All the Best,” a drama about a nonbinary teen.
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12 are confirmed dead, including a child, according to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear. They do not expect to find survivors at this point, he said.
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The newly expanded guide recognizes a region labeled the American South, covering Atlanta and six states.
Suspending benefits and work training reimbursements simultaneously amounts to double harm — no food on the table and no way to meet the hours required to keep benefits.
Letter writers react to AJC Opinion Editor David Plazas’ essay concerning the former vice president’s book ’107 Days’ and its Atlanta ties.
He embodied entrepreneurial philanthropy. He didn’t donate to causes; he invested in solutions. He didn’t fund organizations; he built movements.
When electricity fails, commerce and safety fail with it. That makes unreliability unacceptable in the extreme.
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Former Braves player and bench coach Walt Weiss was hired as the team's new manager Tuesday.
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Delta Air Lines is unveiling a new line of flight attendant, airport customer service and maintenance employee uniforms.
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A Halloween wedding, a "No Kings" march in Atlanta, the Atlanta Hawks start their NBA basketball season, Morris Brown homecoming, NFL and college football games, the Jimmy Car