The Atlanta Falcons won a big game on the field in the final seconds Sunday. But they have a bigger battle to fight off the field. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has more on why a new Falcons stadium is facing huge obstacles.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Lawmakers likely to avoid transit funding
Metro Atlanta commuters hoping to see funding for public transportation might be in for a disappointment this year.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Georgia lawmakers are unlikely to address any funding issues for transit services in 2013. That puts the future of MARTA and other systems in Metro Atlanta in doubt.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Georgia lawmakers are unlikely to address any funding issues for transit services in 2013. That puts the future of MARTA and other systems in Metro Atlanta in doubt.
Click here for the full story, courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Eight institutions become four
What was a system 35 public colleges and universities in Georgia is now at 31 schools. The Board of Regents of the University System voted to merge eight institutions into four on Tuesday. But that historic move hasn't come without some controversy attached to it. Click on the following links below for more coverage.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Macon Telegraph
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Macon Telegraph
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
WALB names new News Director
The end of an era is near for one of Georgia's heritage television stations. WALB.com in Albany reports that longtime WALB news anchor Dawn Hobby will anchor her final newscast on Friday. She will became the NBC/ABC affiliate new News Director, replacing Rick Williams, who had been the news director for more than two decades. He moves on to Biloxi, Mississippi to become the General Manager of ABC affiliate WLOX.
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WALB Albany
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WALB Albany
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Say hello to Georgia's newest university
Georgia now has a new university. The University of North Georgia was officially chartered by the University System of Georgia on Tuesday. The move comes as a result of a merger between the former Gainesville State College and North Georgia College and State University.
More details...
Access North Georgia
University System of Georgia press release
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Access North Georgia
University System of Georgia press release
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Monday, January 7, 2013
The nation's top advertiser in 2012...
...currently calls Georgia home. Click here to find out what company it is, courtesy of the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Georgia has worst high school grad rate in South
Georgia has the worst graduation rate among high school students in the Southeast. That's according to a study released by the U.S. Department of Education Tuesday. It reports that the Peach State has 67 percent graduation rate. That's among the lowest numbers in the nation. Tennessee had the highest graduation rate among neighboring states at 86 percent.
Associated Press/Albany Herald
Associated Press/Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Associated Press/Albany Herald
Associated Press/Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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