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If you had to pick just one occupation that people throughout the ages would recognize as a job, what would you pick? Yeah, us too. This week’s story is about those who work for a living. More accurately, it’s about those who worked for a living in…
Princeton University says Atlanta has the most eviction filings in the country
One in four renter households in Metro Atlanta faced an eviction filing last year, a…
At Health Connect South, Innovation Meets a Familiar Challenge: Access
Health care innovation is moving fast, but at Health Connect South, a more immediate question…
Stone Hogan brings 448 affordable homes, and new pathways, to Southwest Atlanta
For years, a vacant stretch of land in Atlanta’s Greenbriar neighborhood sat waiting for a…
Should Atlanta turn off water for $236 million in unpaid bills? Mayor Dickens says it’s a ‘tough decision.’
Atlanta’s recent watershed audit revealed a bombshell statistic: A quarter of the city’s customers have…
Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ is a video game adaptation done right
There is a moment early on in “Resident Evil” when Bryan (Austin Abrams) is on…
South Fulton to host 25th annual HBCU National Tennis Championships
A four-day national tennis championship will begin this week at the South Fulton Tennis Center.…
Invest Atlanta greenlights $15 million tax break for Amsterdam Walk
On Thursday, the Invest Atlanta board of directors greenlit a bond resolution that will give…
Atlanta’s next chapter begins with healing
Atlanta has always been a city where people come together to drive change. From the…
Reporter’s Notebook: Out on Film, Dunwoody Dialogues, ‘Toy Factory’
Out On Film returns Sept. 24 with 155 films and special events Atlanta’s Out On…
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