Returning a once bustling Black business community to its former glory
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More logging in Georgia’s national forests? It’s possible under a new directive
A new directive from U.S. Department of Agriculture and Forest Service leaders could open more federal forest lands in Georgia to logging.
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Georgia’s newest traffic nightmare? The I-16 exit at Hyundai EV plant
Hyundai opened its EV plant faster than access roads could be built. That's creating the kind of commuter traffic gridlock in rural Georgia more synonymous with Atlanta.
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People, not profit, inspire Chantell Glenn to redevelop south Atlanta
Chantell Glenn’s career has revolved around trying to bring equitable developments to fruition in Atlanta.
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Georgia among most generous states for data center incentives, reports show
Georgia waived $296m in taxes through statewide programs aimed at incentivizing data centers this year.
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Hyundai’s ‘made in Georgia’ EVs just got a little more local
Hyundai's EVs built near Savannah recently began qualifying for federal tax credits because the batteries are U.S.-made despite delays constructing two Georgia battery plants.
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Tariffs and new federal energy policies cloud future for Georgia’s solar industry
Georgia’s solar industry sees clouds gathering on the horizon, as President Donald Trump’s tariffs and disdain for federal clean energy tax credits create uncertainty.
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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.
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Atlanta council approves redevelopment plan for Amsterdam Walk
The redevelopment of Amsterdam Walk from an industrial retail center to a mid-rise mixed-use district sparked controversy that divided the area’s affluent neighborhoods.
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North Point was once one of Georgia’s great malls. Alpharetta eyes its next chapter
Alpharetta is trying to chart a future for the area around the troubled North Point Mall.