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Cola Wars: How Coca-Cola conquered the South and crushed the competition
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Atlanta finally has new tree protection rules. Some say it’s not enough.
Several Atlanta City Council members said they believe more needs to be done to protect trees in the “city in the forest."
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‘To care for creation’: Why Georgia churches are installing solar panels
Dunwoody United Methodist Church is the latest in a trend of Georgia churches and other religious institutions installing solar and embracing the alternative energy form.
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Clayton County agency approves tax break for $1B data center
A Clayton County agency has granted what is likely to be tens of millions of dollars in property tax savings to a fast-growing data center developer.
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‘Like a death in the family’: Fox 5 Atlanta eliminates I-Team after 48 years
Fox 5 Atlanta dismantled its I-Team, which since forming in 1977 "changed laws" and "put people in prison," according to Randy Travis, who was part of the team for 30 years
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Georgia Tech’s next innovation district more ‘creative’ than first two
Tackling the creative industries is an unlikely step forward for Georgia Tech.
A deal for WSB-TV? Atlanta News First owner interested in storied station.
Gray Media Chief Executive Hilton Howell said the company is open to acquiring WSB-TV.
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When COVID disrupted Delta’s pilot wing pin supply, its pilots had an idea
While some pilots donate their first officer wings to an unknown new pilot, others will specifically give their wings to someone they know.
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Atlanta-Brussels nonstop route returns for the summer
Since March of 2020, there has been no nonstop route between Brussels and Atlanta — until this week, when Delta Air Lines relaunched the flight.
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Atlanta’s private airports prepare for World Cup
The 2026 World Cup matches will bring an influx of VIPs in their private jets, so Atlanta’s general aviation airports are preparing for a crush.
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Georgia Power says it completed world’s largest test using hydrogen fuel blend
Georgia Power says it successfully burned a 50-50 blend of hydrogen and natural gas at an Atlanta-area power plant, in what the company says is the largest test of its kind.
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Atlanta’s 4th tallest tower is getting a glow-up — and maybe a new name
One of Atlanta’s tallest towers could soon be renamed for the first time since it marked the city’s skyline 33 years ago.
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Stella at Star Metals opens opulent apartments in West Midtown
Stella is the latest building to join the ritzy Star Metals District, a $1.5 billion mixed-use development in West Midtown.
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Juneteenth Atlanta fest goes on despite near-cancellation amid ‘DEI attack’
Pullback by military and corporate sponsors amid the goverment's anti-DEI initiatives put this year’s Juneteenth event in difficult straits, organizer Bob Johnson said.
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Before the World Cup arrives, Atlanta pushes to house homeless people
Atlanta officials broke ground Friday on additional housing constructed for homeless people, part of a wider $212 million initiative Atlanta is racing to complete before hosti
Offshore drilling threat resurfaces along Georgia’s coast
Trump administration seeks public comment in offshore oil and gas lease planning along the Outer Continental Shelf, including off the coast of Georgia.
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Study finds high ‘forever chemical’ levels in some Georgia residents’ blood
Emory University researchers have announced the results of a study that found many residents of two northwest Georgia cities have high levels of PFAS in their blood.
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As Israel strikes Iran, Delta suspends flights to Tel Aviv through August
Delta's suspension of flights to Israel comes after it resumed the route earlier this year.
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He once led Delta. Now he’s taking chairman’s role at this Atlanta giant.
Richard Anderson was named to the board of Norfolk Southern last year amid a shake-up of leadership at the company.