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In some Atlanta neighborhoods, donation bins are more burden than benefit
While the holidays are a time for giving, in several Atlanta neighborhoods, that goodwill is leaving the surrounding areas looking more like dumping grounds.
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Republicans grumble about Democrat Jon Ossoff’s spending wins in Congress
So far, Sen, Jon Ossoff’s funding wins have been mainly about improvements to Georgia military bases.
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AI is essential to helping our teachers plan for success
For educators, the question is no longer whether AI will influence schools, but how we leverage it to strengthen teaching, learning, leading and operations.
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AI is coming for your kids and votes. Georgia should act now.
Georgians need safeguards from AI-generated campaign ads, chatbots, and misinformation. The biggest hurdle for states may be President Donald Trump.
Chronic absenteeism can’t be addressed by threats to children
We have an alarming problem right now in Georgia schools concerning chronic absenteeism. About 19.5% of our beautiful students in 2024-25 missed 10% or more days of school.
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A nod to editors, who catch reporters’ srcewups … and ire
Although sometimes uneasy, the relationship between reporters and those tasked with making stories ‘better’ is an essential one.
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Can the Advent calendar craze and Christianity coexist?
Influencers are unboxing high-end Advent calendars from beauty, food and lifestyle brands. But when I was a kid, this holiday tradition started in the church.
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The 2020 election interference case is gone, but it can’t be forgotten
The decision by a Georgia prosecutor not to pursue the massive Trump election interference case leaves some bad deeds unpunished.
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The buzzing skies of Woodstock: Walmart drones make it Air Drop City
Walmart trotted out a drone and pony show in Woodstock Wednesday to let the public know about its new delivery service in six suburban locations in metro Atlanta.
Congress is back. But that doesn’t mean momentum for a health insurance deal.
The Thanksgiving recess didn't do much to break the impasse in Congress over expiring health insurance subsidies.








