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Byline: Jeremy Redmon Reality Winner, the suspect in a National Security Agency leak investigation, is asking a judge to throw out the initial statements she made to FBI agents when [...]

Byline: Jennifer Brett Great news, Atlanta Falcons and United fans. If you're headed to a home game this season, there's literally no way you can lose your ticket. Of course, [...]

Byline: Shelia M. Poole The dream was so vivid that it woke Rennie Curran out of a sound sleep at 4 a.m. In his dream, a boy goes on a [...]

Byline: Marlon A. Walker Two years ago, DeKalb hired its fifth superintendent since 2010 to fix systematic problems such as falling test scores, teacher recruitment, high administrative salaries and transparency. [...]

Byline: Linda Jerkins For the AJC Georgia illustrator and artist Sarah Neuburger is known for her playful and colorful work, especially her city-cool prints of Atlanta neighborhoods and hot spots. [...]

Byline: Kristina Torres Georgia's voting infrastructure is too old, unreliable and vulnerable to be used without a forensic review of its operating systems, according to a lawsuit seeking to require [...]

Byline: Linda Jerkins Fine Prints Georgia illustrator and artist Sarah Neuburger is known for her playful and colorful work, especially her city-cool prints of Atlanta neighborhoods and hot spots. The [...]

Threading cornfields and pastures and stands of pine, Edna Lewis and her sister Jen Ellis drove the sinuous asphalt roads of Orange County, Virginia, in the 1980s and 1990s. They [...]

Byline: D.Orlando Ledbetter Former Falcons defensive line coach Bryan Cox believes his firing was not performance-related and that he was dismissed for an off-the-field incident. Cox, who was with the [...]

Byline: Nancy Badertscher Don Carter found more than interesting stories as a reporter at The Atlanta Journal in the early 1940s. He found love. Carter and Carolyn McKenzie, a reporter [...]

There are places in the state, in this country and in this world that you simply must see, destinations you must experience. In today's travel special section, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution [...]

Byline: Leon Stafford Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, hoping to convince the public he supports transparency and trying to protect his legacy, released a mind-boggling 1.476 million documents on Thursday related [...]

Byline: J. Scott Trubey The wife of an Atlanta contractor who pleaded guilty last month in the City Hall bribery investigation has filed for divorce, citing Elvin 'E.R.' Mitchell Jr.'s [...]

Byline: Russell Grantham WestRock Co.said it has reached a deal to sell its health and beauty-related business to a Stamford, Conn., packaging manufacturer, Silgan Holdings, for $1.03 billion. WestRock said [...]

Byline: Blake Guthrie Set on the rolling upper coastal plains of east Alabama about 35 miles from the Georgia border, the college town of Auburn is steeped in tradition, mostly [...]

Byline: Felicia Feaster Photographer Patrick Heagney creates dreamy artificial worlds out of paper. In the photographer's work, paper houses blow away in a fierce wind, chunks of their mortar floating [...]

Byline: Felicia Feaster If the artists in the Paper Plane Gallery show 'Utopia/ Dystopia' are any bellwether, then dystopia appears the more popular frame of mind these days. For this [...]

Byline: Felicia Feaster A tiny 600-square-foot space with a big ambition -- to bring affordable art to College Park -- Paper Plane Gallery is the brainchild of artist Jack Michael, [...]

Byline: Felicia Feaster The most commonplace of materials, paper, turns out to be a surprisingly malleable, creative and expressive medium as seen in the artworks on view in 'Pure Pulp: [...]

The staff of The Knightly News, Pace Academy's Upper School student newspaper, returned from the 2016 Georgia Scholastic Press Association Fall Conference with four awards in the organization's first-issue competition. [...]

From the Dallas Morning News, Sept. 7: There is only one serious candidate on the presidential ballot in November. We recommend Hillary Clinton. We don't come to this decision easily. [...]

Byline: Linda Jerkins Sarah Meyer Walsh and Erin Miller are modern businesswomen with a passion for the classic details of old-school letterpress printing. In their Virginia-based studio, they create unique [...]

These high-tech devices will enhance your home -- all you need is a Wi-Fi connection. Never run out of detergent again: How great would it be if you never ran [...]

Byline: Kenneth H.Thomas Jr. Genealogists spend their careers searching in courthouses, archives and now online, but sometimes records they need are right where they started, at home. I recently came [...]

Byline: Kenneth H. Thomas Jr. Genealogists spend their careers searching in courthouses, archives and now online, but sometimes records they need are right where they started, at home. I recently [...]

Byline: Aaron Gould Sheinin Federal inspectors from the U.S. Department of Labor conducted spot inspections of farms across South Georgia on Tuesday, a week after many farmers complained the agency [...]

Byline: Arielle Kass There's no more Mergeco, NewCo or TopCo for RockTenn, the Norcross paper and packaging company that is merging with Richmond-based MeadWestvaco, and had yet to choose a [...]

Byline: Christopher Seward Norcross-based Unisource Worldwide, which signaled last April that it was in merger talks with Xpedx, a complimentary office and copier paper distribution business owned by International Paper, [...]

Byline: Ty Tagami When college football fans line up to attend the Peach Bowl or tune in to watch the game --- and the ads --- Thursday, some tiny fraction [...]

Byline: Arlinda Smith Broady Nov. 6, 1928: In the days when black people had separate grocers, doctors, lawyers, pharmacists, etc., there was also the need for news with a black [...]

Byline: Kenneth H. Thomas Jr. The Digital Library of Georgia --- via Galileo at the University of Georgia --- has added to the West Georgia Historic Newspapers Archive. Cities where [...]

Byline: Kelly Yamanouchi Paulding County's bid to turn its local airfield into the region's second commercial airport regained a bit of altitude with the release this week of a draft [...]

Byline: Howard Pousner The beat goes on for Emory University's renamed Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, which announced Thursday that it has acquired a significant collection [...]

Byline: Felicia Feaster Pink has certain connotations: with unabashed girliness, Barbie, Disney princesses and all things sweet and feminine. Artist Lucha Rodriguez tends to give that sugary hue a more [...]

Byline: David Wickert Fulton County Commission Chairman John Eaves will submit revised personal financial disclosure statements after admitting his statements for 2011 and 2013 are incomplete. Eaves failed to disclose [...]

Byline: Jennifer Brett As Bobbi Kristina Brown's hospitalization nears the three-month mark, neither side of her family is saying much publicly, but hints of tension are evident. Her father, singer [...]

Byline: Lois Norder The Marietta couple, both retirees, couldn't understand what had happened. They had been living on interest from bonds issued a decade ago by DeKalb Housing Authority. But [...]

Byline: H.M. Cauley A few weeks ago, student journalists at Grady High in Atlanta had their suspicions confirmed: The Midtown school has one of the best student-produced newspapers in the [...]

Byline: Kenneth H. Thomas Jr. The Digital Library of Georgia, part of the vast amount of materials online via Galileo at the University of Georgia, has added several newspaper titles [...]

Byline: Zachary Hansen - zachary.hansen@ajc.com LAGRANGE A development team announced plans Wednesday for a warehouse complex roughly an hour southwest of downtown Atlanta aimed at the regions growing manufacturing and [...]

Byline: Bob Townsend Repeat after me: Paper Plane is not a speakeasy. At least not according barman Paul Calvert and his partners at Victory Sandwich Bar + Emporium in Decatur, [...]

Byline: Larry Montague After years of downsizing, the pulp, paper and packaging business --- one of Georgia's largest industries --- is quietly being revitalized. While the Internet and other electronic [...]

Byline: Kenneth H. Thomas Jr. The papers of prominent genealogists and local historians are important collections, and many are available for use by researchers at institutions in Georgia and elsewhere. [...]

Byline: Kenneth H. Thomas Jr. The papers of prominent genealogists and local historians are important collections, and many are available for use by researchers at institutions in Georgia and elsewhere. [...]

All this week, we're presenting our photographers' most memorable shots from past Peachtree Road Races. You can find a new one today on our Today's Paper app, and they'll continue [...]

Byline: Tim Tucker When the Braves open their home season Tuesday night, many fans will enter Turner Field by scanning their smartphone, rather than a paper ticket, at the gate. [...]

Byline: Mike Morris, Jon Gargis Firefighters rescued a woman after her sport utility vehicle ran off a Cherokee County road and into a pond before daybreak Monday. The wreck happened [...]

Byline: Michael Cunningham If this is what happens to one of the top mid-major teams in the country when visiting Georgia State, it's no wonder every opposing Sun Belt coach [...]

Byline: Tim Tucker ATHENS ? Georgia's second- half rout of Clemson in the season opener Saturday brought a predictable avalanche of accolades for the Bulldogs. ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit ranked Georgia [...]

Byline: Michael Cunningham Even the best pitching efforts by Braves starters have often been squandered by a lineup that just can't produce runs consistently. And when the pitching is not [...]