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Flashback photos: The floods of 1994, Tropical Storm Alberto
It started as an annoyance, a dreary July 4th weather system that rained on everyone’s parades and dampened their fireworks. Then the rains kept coming from the leftovers of Tropical Storm Alberto, dumping a catastrophic amount of precipitation on Middle and South Georgia. The storm’s winds never topped 40 mph, but it produced some of the worst flooding ever in Georgia. Damage was estimated at close to $1 billion at the time, and 32 deaths were attributed to the storm, which was parked over Georgia for three days.
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PHOTOS: Wednesday practice day at Tour Championship
Wednesday was the final practice day until the PGA Tour's Tour Championship begins on Thursday.
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PHOTOS: Roads renamed to honor teens killed at 'Sweet 16' party
Road markers honor 2 families joined through grief after ‘Sweet 16′ shooting Douglas County dedications aim to keep the legacy alive of 2 teens killed in 2023 shooting.
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FROM UATLPHOTOS: Morehouse parents say goodbye to incoming students
Families watch incoming Morehouse University students for the Parents Parting Ceremony as the fall 2025 semester starts.
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Photos: Elise opens at the Woodruff Arts Center
Elise, a new restaurant from Lyla Lila chef Craig Richards, opens Aug. 19 at the Woodruff Arts Center, taking over the space formerly occupied by Table 1280.
