She was told to call her wine instructor ‘master.’ So she built her own table
Atlanta artist paints MLB All-Star mural honoring Hank Aaron in Summerhill
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How Atlanta claimed world’s busiest airport crown — and whether we can keep it
Since 1998, Hartsfield-Jackson has sat largely unchallenged as the world's busiest airport. Can it stay on top?
First Liberty founder’s son launches new lending firm after collapse
Brant Frost V, son of First Liberty founder Brant Frost IV, filed documents to create a new lending firm before his father was accused of running a $140 million Ponzi scheme.
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Georgia Power can keep some financial details hidden from public, PSC rules
Georgia Power will be able to keep certain cost and power generation information shielded from public view, after state energy regulators denied a challenge to the practice.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News
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Could DC Studios’ appetite for filming in Georgia boost the industry?
“Superman” is the last-of-its-kind superhero film shot in Georgia to be released at the box office within the next year, two or three.
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Chuck E. Cheese opens arcades for adults, including one in Buford
Unlike the beer-and-food playgrounds for grown-ups like Dave & Buster's, Chuck’s Arcade is all about the games, and its Georgia location is in the Mall of Georgia in Buford
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For All-Star Week, the Plaza Theatre will show classic baseball flicks
Three classic baseball movies will be shown at the Plaza Theatre, with the Braves underwriting some of the ticket costs. Plus hot dogs and Cracker Jack will be on hand.
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Delta settles DOJ lawsuit alleging violations of COVID-19 relief rules
The company paid $8.1 million to settle the suit, which alleged it paid executives more than the rules allowed. Delta accepted nearly $12 billion in federal relief funds.
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The new airport chief wants you to have to spend less time at the airport
“I think we still have to make the case that it is the most efficient terminal in the world,” Ricky Smith told the AJC's editorial board.
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Delta’s Q2 shows travel demand stabilizing despite ‘economic turbulence’
Despite the uncertainty, the company still reported record revenue for the second quarter.
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Could DC Studios’ appetite for filming in Georgia boost the industry?
“Superman” is the last-of-its-kind superhero film shot in Georgia to be released at the box office within the next year, two or three.
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Move over, Christmas in July — Summerween is staging a ghoulish takeover
Event presenters and retailers say summertime is the right time to put jack-o’-lantern smiles on faces of Halloween lovers.
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An Alpharetta office campus was worth $91M in 2019. It just sold for 57% less.
The recent sale of Georgia 400 Center is emblematic of the challenges for many suburban office parks.
Andrew Young shares how Atlanta built the world's busiest airport
Andrew Young talks with AJC’s Andrew Morse about how Atlanta’s airport became the world’s busiest — and the funding that made it possible.
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City of Atlanta breaks ground on fully affordable apartment complex
Sylvan Hills II Family Apartments are slated for arrival in late 2026 with 233 affordable new family apartments and townhomes.
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Delta settles DOJ lawsuit alleging violations of COVID-19 relief rules
The company paid $8.1 million to settle the suit, which alleged it paid executives more than the rules allowed. Delta accepted nearly $12 billion in federal relief funds.
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PSC OKs energy plan for Georgia Power, locking in reliance on fossil fuels
Fossil fuels will continue to supply much of Georgia Power’s electricity after state regulators approved a long-range energy plan driven mostly by the needs of data centers.
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To find First Liberty’s missing money, he’s starting with computers, files
A court-appointed guardian removed computers and documents from the offices of the failed First Liberty Building & Loan on Monday.
From pig farming to pickling, these Georgia women are cooking up success
How 8 Georgia women entrepreneurs are shaping food habits and culture around the globe from their kitchens, restaurants, farms and boardrooms.
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The CBS split from Atlanta News First could preview other big TV changes
TV station owners are having to adapt as viewing habits change and viewership declines.