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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has an updated our look, and we have refreshed some other design elements to reflect our transformation from a storied daily newspaper into a modern media company.

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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has an updated our look, and we have refreshed some other design elements to reflect our transformation from a storied daily newspaper into a modern media company.
Updated Aug 16, 2024

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