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Georgia film and TV production spending slips to $2B, a 10-year low

Film and television projects spent about $2 billion in Georgia in the 12 months that ended June 30, according to numbers from the Georgia Film Office.

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Atlanta August food events: Black Restaurant Week, wine tastings

Enjoy the final days of summer vacation with back to school parties, explore metro Atlanta’s Black-owned restaurants and test your skills in a blind wine tasting this August.

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20 free things to do in metro Atlanta in August

Here are 20 of the best things to do in Atlanta in August that are totally free.

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Aging with ink: What older adults should know before getting a tattoo

Experts share what to know about tattooing mature skin and then caring for it.

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The pool isn’t just for kids. Here’s why adults are swimming for better health

More than a refreshing escape from the heat: Learn how water workouts can reduce stress, improve sleep and more.

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4 friendship truths that can preserve your mental health

Let go of guilt, embrace change and strengthen friendships that matter most.

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Rising fuel prices drive consumers to EVs. Make necessary policy changes.

The war on Iran has caused gas prices to spike and pushed consumers to electric vehicles. The U.S. needs better policies to deal with the demand on the electric grid.

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Your car is more capable than you think

Cars are engineered to operate safely in extreme temperatures, from deep-freeze cold to deadly heat.

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Data center expansion in Georgia has implications for consumers’ power bills

The state legislature did not advance bills to protect Georgians in the midst of data center growth. They might show their frustration at the ballot box this November.

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Okefenokee UNESCO honor: A win for U.S. tradition of conservative conservation

As the U.S. celebrates its 250th anniversary, it’s fitting that Georgia receives its first UNESCO World Heritage Site designation with the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.

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PHOTOS: Jovita Moore mural returns after it was painted over

The tribute mural to local news icon Jovita Moore is back at Boulevard Southeast and Rosalia Street in Grant Park.

Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals

PHOTOS: Braves beat Nationals and honor Andruw Jones

Ozzie Albies, on a night when the Braves honored Hall of Fame center fielder and fellow Curaçaoan Andruw Jones, hit a two-run single to break a 3-3 tie in the sixth and the Br...

Atlanta Public Schools unveils new tactical, drone security teams

PHOTOS: APS deploy unveils new school tactical, drone security teams

Atlanta Public Schools is bolstering its school security this year by adding tactical and drone teams to its police force.