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One day after the Supreme Court weighed in on mail-in voting, ballots ship to Georgians overseas
The Supreme Court blocked a Trump administration mandate to overhaul mail-in ballot procedures, ensuring Georgians overseas receive their absentee ballots on schedule for the upcoming midterm…
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4mMARTA launches new Breeze fare payment system on March 28
MARTA transitions to its new Breeze payment system starting March 28. Riders can use new tap-to-pay options or upgraded cards during the five-week transition period ending May 2.
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2mAtlanta City Council member Mary Norwood endorses Rick Jackson for governor
Atlanta City Council member Mary Norwood announced her "wholehearted" support for Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson, citing his business experience and commitment to helping citizens.
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7m🏃🏻♀️➡️ ATL ultra-runner Allison Mercer
This story comes to Rough Draft through a content partnership with Capitol Beat. Learn more at Capitol Beat To your health Wednesday, Sept. 16 — Happy Wednesday! 🏆 I live for award shows. Growing up, my sister and I would always watch them together. We still do, albeit via our group chat. On Monday night, we hit the […]
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2m‘Toy Factory’ exhibit coming to Pullman Yards Sept. 30
Experience the global premiere of 'Toy Factory' at Pullman Yards, an immersive, family-friendly exhibit featuring 360-degree projections, interactive games, and hands-on toy design starting September 30.
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3mUpcoming Brookhaven events celebrates arts, Latino celebrations, and patriotism
The City of Brookhaven has announced several upcoming public events, including the We Hold These Truths forum on September 17, the Paint the Park festival on October 4, and the International Festival on October 17 and 18.