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The Mighty Marching Panthers are one of the country’s most iconic collegiate marching bands.

ATLANTA — One imagines that PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan has dreamed mostly perfect dreams these last five years. Inhabiting his sleep are visions of immaculate runways of green. Of Fortune 500 companies practically cage fighting for the privilege of lending him their names. Of low maintenance players who never…

ATLANTA — The Atlanta-based tech firm SullivanStrickler says it had “no reason to believe” there was anything illegal about sending four of its employees to a South Georgia county to copy every election file they could find: memory cards that store votes, ballot scanners, and an election server.

ATLANTA — There are two constants for Georgia since Kirby Smart quickly developed the Bulldogs into a national powerhouse. They’ll play great defense, and they needn’t worry much about the SEC East. Half of Georgia’s division foes got their shots in during Smart’s first season as coach in Athens. Only…

Tributes meanwhile paid to victims at condo where attack took place

Atlanta-based ExpressJet has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and shut down its short-lived flight operation based out of Reno, Nevada.

Matty Ice is of course no more in Atlanta, shipped to Indy in a Manhattan-for-beads kind of deal that gained the Falcons a mere third-round pick. Thus was franchise quarterback Matt Ryan ingloriously disposed of.

ATLANTA — A woman accused of killing two men and injuring another in Midtown Atlanta on Monday had filed lawsuits against them and their employers months before the shootings.

A specially appointed prosecutor said it was "objectively reasonable" for the police officer who shot Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta in 2020 to use deadly force.