Atlanta Forward: Quality of life

A recent Wall Street Journal story noted that Atlanta leads the nation among big cities in the large percentage of new rental properties defined as “luxury.” We asked city officials to address this and explain what’s being done to also meet middle-class and lower-income demand for affordable rentals. The city’s response leads today’s page, paired with a column by a Georgia Tech planning expert who looks at how Atlanta can truly commit to offering options across the economic spectrum. In our third column, Georgia’s most musical forester writes about keeping the industry healthy.

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Tom Sabulis

Georgia has been good to Hyundai. The company is committed to the Peach State.

Despite the recenet immigration detentions at the Hyundai Metaplant, the South Korean auto company remains committed to vehicle production and job growth in coastal Georgia.

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Civics teachers are self-censoring, but political violence shows we need them

Civics education is more important than ever with events like the killing of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. U.S. must invest in teachers to prepare students.

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Former Atlanta Falcon: Underutilized diversion center keeps people out of jail

There are severe disparities in the criminal justice system and people who should be getting treatment and services are being sent to jail instead, which does not solve crime.

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