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PHOTOS: Georgia debuts all-white uniforms for the first time in school history
No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs take on Western Kentucky in a Week 2 college football game.
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PHOTOS: Commerce shuts out Greene County
The Commerce football team shut out Greene County 51-0 on Sept. 11, 2026.
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PHOTOS: Firefighters climb Stone Mountain to honor lives lost in 9/11
Hundreds of firefighters and other first responders make the one-mile trek, equivalent to climbing 160 flights of stairs, in full turnout gear in tribute to the 343 firefighte
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Best AJC photos for July, August
The World Cup, Super 11 players, a presidential visit and a host of news, sports and entertainment events were covered by AJC photographers and freelancers.
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Mike Luckovich remembers Sept. 11
Cartoonist Mike Luckovich most-requested cartoons include the moving images he created after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks in New York, Washington and elsewhere.
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PHOTOS: Dragon Con convention celebrates its 40th year in Atlanta
Dragon Con’s annual parade drew thousands to watch sci-fi and fantasy characters take to the streets in Atlanta on Sept. 5, 2026.
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PHOTOS: Georgia football season opener vs. Tennessee State
The 2026 Georgia football season kicked off Sept. 5 against Tennessee State in Athens.
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PHOTOS: First Dawg Walk of the season ahead of UGA vs. Tennessee State
The Georgia football team kicks off the 2026 season against Tennessee State on Sept. 5. Here are photos from the Dawg Walk ahead of the game.
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PHOTOS: Lee County defeats Sequoyah after wild game
Lee County defeats Sequoyah, 43-32, on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026.
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PHOTOS: Tucker defeats No. 4 Stephenson
The Tucker Tigers’ goal-line fumble recovery in the game’s final seconds clinched a 21-14 upset of DeKalb County alpha Stephenson.