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Will Jimmy Carter’s grandson run for Georgia governor?
Jason Carter, former president Jimmy Carter's grandson, discusses the possibility of running for governor of Georgia during his appearance on Politically Georgia.
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Atlanta's AmericasMart sets the fashion trends months in advance
Downtown Atlanta hosts a huge apparel market, AmericasMart, with thousands of brands, wholesale clothing, fine jewelry and trends shaping boutiques nationwide.
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In Georgia, picking wild fruit could cost you $1,000 — unless you go here
The Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill offers a rare, legal area to forage for fruits, nuts and herbs. Credits: AJC | Library of Congress | The Conservation Fund
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FROM UATLIs Atlanta really the promised land for Black chefs?
Is Atlanta really the mecca for Black chefs? Credits: AJC | Getty | Andrew Thomas Lee, Natrice Miller, Tori Allen, Ben Gray, Mike Jordan/AJC | UATL/Mike Jordan
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FROM UATLThe sixth-grade insult that sparked a question about her body for the first time
This week on "It's UATL" the hosts open up about the first time they noticed their bodies and when society’s beauty standards started to sink in.
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Are fantasy sports and gambling different? In Georgia, it's up for debate
Fantasy sports has grown in popularity and is legal in the state of Georgia, but is it gambling? That's up for debate. (Courtesy: 11 Alive, Prize Picks, AP News
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Far-right Georgia senator thrown to ground and arrested in state capitol
Georgia Sen. Colton Moore (R-Trenton) scuffled with officers and state capitol staff after attempting to enter the House chamber where he is still banned.
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Georgia volunteers share experience helping California fire victims
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Outgoing FBI director speaks exclusively with AJC about growing foreign threats
FBI Director Wray reveals a 1,300% rise in Chinese threats, from economic espionage to IP theft, and explains his decision to step down amid political turmoil.