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WASHINGTON -- One day into a fact-finding trip through Afghanistan, U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss said Thursday he's more convinced than ever that the United States needs to quickly and dramatically boost U.S. More »
The motive for Wednesday's double shooting in Norcross remains a mystery. Police said two men were shot, once each, in the leg in a strip mall on Singleton Road around 5:30 p.m.. More »
A woman was robbed at gunpoint early Thursday in the 200 block of Pine Street. Georgia Tech police issued an alert about the 1:20 a.m. More »
Channel 2 Action News anchor Monica Pearson and Severe Weather Team 2 meteorologist David Chandley will host the 62nd anniversary of Macys Great Tree Lighting presented by Lenox Square. More »
Black Friday shoppers may want to bundle up before they head out for those bundle of bargains. "Folks getting out for the sales can expect it to be close to freezing," said forecaster Shirley Lamback of the National Weather Service. More »
One of three health care providers that insure Medicaid patients for Grady Memorial Hospital says it will terminate the hospital's contract Saturday. More »
Washington -- They help determine how much of our paycheck we take home, how we pay for our retirement, and perhaps soon, how we get our health care. More »
JACKSON - Georgia Power says Gov. Sonny Perdue has been asked to remove the dirt dredged from near his vacation home and dumped into Lake Jackson last month. More »
Two students at Georgia colleges have received the prestigious Marshall Scholarship for graduate study in the United Kingdom. More »
Each Sunday, the AJC brings you in-depth stories on the topics you care about. Here’s an excerpt from a story on Atlanta Police Chief Richard Pennington that you’ll read in this Sunday’s AJC: Richard Pennington lets the numbers tell his story. More »
Wednesday night in Vinings and I'm entering Noche. With no immediate greet from anyone remotely resembling a host I feel lost. My date speaks up and says to me: we must have entered the side door...… More »
For every American who attend colleges and universities of either Bachelor's, Masters, J.D. Law, LL.M., or doctorate degrees a student loan is a must-have to pay for one's tuition. More »
African Americans in Atlanta are racist, ignorant and on drugs. More »
The Ritz in Buckhead is great - the old-fashioned Southern charm that you imagine in this neck of the woods. The atmosphere is very nice, subdues, the antiques are everywhere. The rooms are very… More »
Pig-N-Chick is an ok BBQ fast food joint. Nothing fancy about it, no wood fired bbq pit, or anything like that. You kind of think your in a country general store dining area when you walk in. The… More »
I LOVE this place!! it is the hotest place in Atlanta. Everytime I go with my group of friends, we all have a really good time. Go early because the line can get a little crazy. More »
The concept of all-you-can eat combined with made-to-order brunch sounds like an irresistible deal, especially when Mexican food is involved and its only $10.99 You get the best of both worlds, right?… More »
FOR CARNIVORES...forget these other reviews about how great the salad bar is. So, I was introduced to Fogo several years ago by a friend. He mentioned it was "all the high end meat I could handle". I… More »
Like Kim C. I found Patak Meats at the Dekalb Farmers Market. This is a huge plus for me since it is much closer to town. They carry a decent number of sandwich meats, which taste as good/better than… More »
I've been here a few times at the old location and was never really impressed. Tasteless "fresh" oysters, meh fish tacos. But my last meal here was pretty good. I had the fish stew which had a bit… More »
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