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A last-minute change to Georgia’s ballot QR code bill could steer voting in a new direction
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill extending QR code voting until 2028, while initiating a shift toward hand-marked paper ballots for future statewide elections to ensure long-term security.
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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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4mRoswell-based SmartMed eyes former bank near Ashford Lane in Dunwoody for double drive-through urgent care
Dr. Luke and Stacey Lathrop are hoping to expand their Roswell-based SmartMED Drive-Thru business to the former PNC Bank site at Ashford Lane, offering affordable healthcare options and minor procedures, pending rezoning approval from the city.
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16mFor Mandy Gonzalez, the musical 'Basura' tells a story we all need to hear
Broadway star Mandy Gonzalez discusses her latest role in “Basura” at the Alliance Theatre, reflecting on her career, Latin representation in theater, and her journey back after cancer.
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5mSandy Springs' Island Ford Unit expands trail system with community support
The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area's Island Ford Unit has increased its trail mileage by 50% with the help of private donations and the National Park Service, providing visitors with 2.2 miles of new trails and improved signage.
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4mDunwoody's 2026 Fourth of July Parade sets participation record
Thousands of people attended the Dunwoody Homeowner Association's 50th annual 4th of July Parade, which included a record-setting number of participants this year.