Ronnie gave his life to carpets. Now he’s facing PFAS in his water.
How Dalton became the 'Carpet Capital of the World'
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A plan to relieve traffic congestion in the county seat of Watkinsville has stoked opposition from rural residents whose farmland could be paved over.
Focus on Fani Willis
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A guide to Georgia football's spring game, including how to watch, the game time and TV information for 2026 G-Day. It's the final practice of the spring for the Bulldogs.
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Seventeen years after Bowen Homes was razed, new residences are rising on the northwest Atlanta site. It’s poised to soon house hundreds — and eventually thousands.
Ronnie gave his life to carpets. Now he’s facing PFAS in his water.
How Dalton became the 'Carpet Capital of the World'
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Arts and Entertainment
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Jaleel White is back hosting ‘Flip Side.’
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The Grammy-winning artist lived in Atlanta for more than 50 years, launching his career in the city.
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The team behind Your 3rd Spot is also behind large food and entertainment business opening next year in downtown Atlanta.
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Ahead of FIFA World Cup, creative collective works with artist Joesph Veazey to celebrate Atlanta's soccer culture.
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Sometimes the healthiest response means protecting your time and energy. That isn't selfish — it's necessary.
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The restaurant is attractive and warm with a buzzing atmosphere and irresistible aromas.
Instead of focusing so much on tax cuts and relief, politicians should be investing more in helping vulnerable citizens.
Chief Justice John Roberts is right to want a society where race does not determine outcomes — a worthy goal. What he gets wrong is the assumption that we have arrived there.
Chiles v. Salazar ruling on conversion therapy protects efforts to try to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
Education should not just be about teaching young people skills for the workforce, but also making them ready to be part of society.
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AJC cartoonist Mike Luckovich gives his take on the Trump administration's Anti-Weaponization Fund.
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The Yellow Jackets, a No. 2 overall seed fielding their most acclaimed team in program history, didn’t make it past the Atlanta Regional.
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Sen. Jon Ossoff and gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms joined forces in a rally for each other's election bids.
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"Weird Al" Yankovic graced his largest Atlanta stage ever in his lengthy career, drawing more than 10,000 fans to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta May 31, 2026.