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More logging in Georgia’s national forests? It’s possible under a new plan
A new directive from U.S. Department of Agriculture and Forest Service leaders could open more federal forest lands in Georgia to logging.
‘Takes a lot of guts’: 133 international students sue U.S. government in Atlanta court
On Thursday, a federal judge in Atlanta heard arguments in a case questioning the immigration status of 133 international students — 26 with ties to Georgia.
First Georgia Democrat announces run for 2026 governor run
The first Democratic challenger has put their hat in the ring for the 2026 governor position as Brian Kemp's tenure reaches ...
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Georgia’s newest traffic nightmare? The I-16 exit at Hyundai EV plant
Hyundai opened its EV plant faster than access roads could be built. That's creating the kind of commuter traffic gridlock in rural Georgia more synonymous with Atlanta.
2026 World Cup expected to bring economic impact of $1 billion to Atlanta
Fulton County leaders say they’re expecting the 2026 FIFA World Cup to make a big splash here in Atlanta with an estimated ...
Power move: Birmingham’s Division 12 Consulting acquires established Atlanta furniture dealership
Division 12 Consulting, a leading commercial furniture dealership in Alabama, continues its expansion by acquiring Contract ...
Georgia fans react after Falcons finally draft UGA player in the first round
The Atlanta Falcons ended one of the more intriguing streaks in NFL history. During the common draft era (since 1967), the ...
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US: Hailstorm Hits Atlanta, Georgia
A storm system hit Atlanta, Georgia, on Wednesday, April 23, bringing hail and strong winds. RESTRICTIONS AND USAGE TERMS: ...