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RHONE: Is everyone in Atlanta driving with high beams?
Headlight brightness has almost doubled in the last decade, according to data from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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Jamie Dupree: Republicans remember not all federal spending is bad
On Capitol Hill, lawmakers advanced a popular water projects bill, but for Republicans, this deal arrived at the same time GOP lawmakers are demanding deep cuts in spending.
Burt Jones: Georgia workers need access to affordable and quality child care
Opinion: We must address an issue we can all agree on — the need to grow Georgia’s pool of teachers and child care workers.
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Patricia Murphy: Trump’s most important pick in Georgia
After two lost elections in two years, former Sen. David Perdue could be taking on his most important job yet as President-elect Donald Trump's ambassador to China.
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TORPY: Atlanta’s Corner of Death to get some new life
The city wants to allow “adaptive reuse” for the former the “Pink Store” in Atlanta's Pittsburgh neighborhood. This translates to creating some kind of store with residences.
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RHONE: Solution to Atlanta food deserts requires more than food
A visit to southwest Atlanta's Nourish + Bloom, a contactless micro market designed to improve access to fresh food in areas struggling to attract a supermarket.
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The test of a strong civics education: Creating active and engaged citizens
A college professor says civics is more than teaching facts about government; it is inspiring students to participate in government including at the local level.
All that glitters isn’t gold when it comes to education spending in Georgia
As long as the Legislature keeps school funding at a basic level and continues to politicize education, Georgia will never attain the gold-standard in education.
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Patricia Murphy: Can Georgia and the F-35 dodge Trump’s ‘DOGE’?
Billionaire Elon Musk is heading up President-elect Donald Trump's goal to chop $2 trillion from the annual federal budget. That could have major implications for Georgia.
TORPY: Vincent Fort, Georgia’s dutiful voice of outrage, gets his due
The Atlanta City Council decided it was time to celebrate former State Sen. Vincent Fort — while he is still here — even though he may be more accustomed to getting brickbats