Georgia
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New details revealed about Microsoft’s $1.8 billion data center near Atlanta
State paperwork sheds some new light on a future Microsoft data center campus — one of the largest projects on Atlanta's Southside.
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Walker County school board member vacates post after lawsuit
Walker County school board member Mike Carruth stepped down last week after serving nearly 20 years in the role, and the board is seeking a new member to replace him until the seat's Nov. 5 election.
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One of Vogtle’s new nuclear reactors is offline. Here’s what we know
One of the two new nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle has been offline for roughly a weekbecause of a "valve issue," Georgia Power said on Monday, and it's unclear when it will restart.
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Rising energy costs in a warming climate add to pressure on businesses
Dakota Conner doesn't regret the $15,000 his family spent on new air conditioning and other improvements to their Grant Park restaurant, Dakota Blue, despite the cost and challenge of working on the 100-year-old building they lease.
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Catoosa County reacts to 30% average residential property value increase
A hot real estate market has driven home sales in Catoosa County upward, and the county assessor has adjusted property values 30% higher on average this year as a result.
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Why does humidity make me so miserable?
Heat and high humidity have hit southeastern Tennessee hard this summer.
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Proposed state permits released for new wells to supply Georgia Hyundai EV plant
State regulators released draft permits Monday for four new groundwater wells planned in South Georgia to serve Hyundai's $7.6 billion electric vehicle factory despite vocal opposition from residents concerned about how the withdrawals will impact their water supplies.
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Atlanta firm shifts thinking on security deposits
When it comes to security deposits, Robyn Mincey hopes for the best but expects the worst.
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Donation cap lifted on Georgia foster care tax credit program
Foster care advocates are calling on Georgia taxpayers to step up and take advantage of a tax credit program meant to help former foster kids.
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Catoosa County, Georgia, residents’ favorite recipes compiled in new community cookbook, ‘Fort O Fixins’
Fort Oglethorpe City Councilwoman Rhonda James says she seldom cooks, but she knows the value of a family recipe.
