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Comedians share all in Atlanta-filmed stand-up doc ‘Group Therapy’
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How a majority Hispanic city in Georgia became a major ICE target
Police in Dalton, Georgia, wrongfully arrested Ximena Arias-Cristobal, a 19-year-old college student, which led to her ICE detainment. Credit:AJC|City of Dalton
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Atlanta hip-hop legend Rico Wade honored with monument in East Point
A monument honoring Rico Wade, co-founder of Organized Noize, now stands in East Point, celebrating his lasting impact on Atlanta's hip-hop scene.
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How Atlanta became the most-surveilled city in America
Atlanta is the most-surveilled city in the U.S. Credits: AJC | Getty | GDOT | Fusus/YT | Atlanta PD | Atlanta Police Foundation | Axon | NYT | Comparitech
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The unusual beautification of Atlanta's strangest hiking trail
Doll’s Head Trail isn’t your average hike. The 2.5-mile trail, nestled in Atlanta’s Constitution Lakes Park, didn’t always look like this.
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