Marriage equality may be a reality in the U.S. but that doesn’t mean that discrimination isn’t alive and thriving right here in our home state. Despite obvious examples, discrimination is even more painfully apparent […]
Marriage licenses are now being signed with tears and smiles in court houses throughout the country due to a momentous decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on June 26. The judicial branch eradicated the ban […]
Comcast users have been experiencing inflated fees for years, and the amount of areas affected by price increases has grown in 2015, according to the Republican Herald. Starting July 1, Comcast customers, Georgia locations such […]
Residents, community leaders and business owners of downtown Atlanta heard redevelopment plans for Underground from its potentially new owner WRS during The Center for Civic Innovation’s (CCI) meeting on April 22. Mayor Kasim Reed announced […]
Last updated: may 6, 2015 at 12:50 p.m. Police are investigating two shootings that occurred in Underground Atlanta last week on Thursday and Saturday. The most recent incident involved a man shot multiple times on […]
To the editor: In response to the article “Student homeowners say Atlanta BeltLine developments intrude upon property” by Miranda Hawkins, published in the Signal, Vol. 8 #27 and online at georgiastatesignal.com on April 16, 2015, […]
With the Atlanta BeltLine network projecting to expand further, the organization has been working to engage with and inform communities near its trails. Ericka Davis, Atlanta BeltLine Communications and Media Relations Director, said the BeltLine […]
Final sentencing for the 12 Atlan- ta Public School (APS) teach- ers who were tried in court for cheating on standardized tests was announced April 12. However, the jail time already came down swiftly back […]
Even though the Atlanta Streetcar is set to be free for the rest of the year, riders can expect to pay a fare in the future, according to the Streetcar’s Director of Marketing and Communication […]
Gov. Nathan Deal signed Georgia House Bill 1 (HB 1) on April 16, legalizing cannabis extracts for individuals with debilitating conditions. HB 1, also called “Haleigh’s Hope Act,” was named after five-year-old Haleigh Cox who […]
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