Inside the final AJC Sunday paper as it comes off the press
Step inside the printing press as the AJC prints its final Sunday newspaper before transitioning to a fully digital publication on Jan. 1, 2026. After 157 years of print, the AJC is entering a new era, one focused on digital storytelling, deeper engagement and meeting readers where they are. Editor-in-Chief Leroy Chapman Jr. explains why the AJC’s future is digital, how journalism remains at the core and what this transition means for readers across Georgia and the South.
Why people still reenact the Civil War 160 years later
Civil War reenactors say they’re preserving history, but their work is central to debates about Southern identity. Credit: AJC | Getty | New York Public Library
Ossoff invokes Founding Fathers in warning about Trump
Sen. Jon Ossoff invoked the Founding Fathers while contrasting their vision for the country with current political divisions. Credits: Jon Ossoff/YouTube
Inside the Port of Savannah: The fastest-growing port in the United States
Credits: AJC|Georgia Ports Authority|11Alive|WTOC|Beyond the build|What the ship| Adam Van Brimmer / AJC|Bloomberg|DFAN|WJCL|Coastal Plain Reader
Delta flight attendants allege harassment by instructor, raising concerns about company culture
Credits:Miguel Martinez, Hyosub Shin/AJC | Felix Uribe Jr. for the AJC | Courtesy of Mirayah McFarlin