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Bookman: Secrecy and tax breaks pave the way for surge of unpopular data center proposals in Georgia
Georgia is handing out $2.4 billion in tax breaks for data centers the AI boom would have built anyway while shutting communities out of decisions that affect their water, power and air.
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Bottoms rolls out new policies as Georgia governor’s race tightens
With early voting set to begin in the coming weeks, both campaigns are betting that pocketbook issues and character attacks will move the small slice of undecided voters left in a race pollsters still call a toss-up.
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The 5 best college football towns in Georgia
Pack your tailgate chair, don your school colors, and hit the road to spend Saturday at a stadium in the best college football towns in Georgia.
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What happened to autumn? 7 signs fall in Georgia is changing
Research shows that climate change is raising temperatures across the South and altering many of the seasonal patterns people associate with fall in Georgia.
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Columbia County pitches Google data center as path to property tax relief
County leaders emphasized the potential windfall in revenue and lowered property taxes they say the Google data center could bring.
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Medicaid expansion hinges on more than the governor’s race
As Democrats push to flip the Georgia House, a decades-old law means the fate of Medicaid expansion—and billions in federal dollars—rests with the Legislature, not just the governor’s mansion.
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Mike Collins’ Senate campaign embroiled in fresh wave of white nationalist scandals
New reporting on a former staffer’s extremist social media posts adds to a growing list of controversies over the Georgia Republican’s ties to white nationalist figures.
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Blair wins race to finish late Georgia congressman’s term and makes history in the process
Everton Blair will finish the late Congressman David Scott’s term.
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Skip the flight: 10 Georgia staycations worth the drive from Atlanta
From a wellness hotel on the BeltLine to a mountain lodge two hours from Atlanta, here are 10 Georgia staycations worth the drive.
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U.S. Supreme Court lifts pause on Trump mail-ballot order
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority let Trump’s order overhauling mail-in ballot rules take effect while litigation continues, over a sharp dissent warning of “chaos” ahead of November.
