The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2021-08-22

• Nursing shortage reaches crisis levels
• ‘If people keep leaving, we’re going to be a ghost town’
• Atlanta nears 100 homicides for year, ahead of '20 pace
• I-285/Ga. 400: It’s going to get a lot worse
• European nations fear Afghan refugee crisis
• DEVELOPMEN­TS
• Food stamp bump to aid 1.6 million Georgians
• Fulton faces possible takeover of elections
• New voting bill named after Lewis unveiled
• GOP watches moderates stand up to Pelosi
• Kemp offers hope to Afghan refugees
• More than 100,000 dismissed from voter rolls
• Why is Haiti prone to devastatin­g quakes?
• Northeast faces dangerous impact from rare hurricane
• Flooding ravages swath of Appalachia
• Majority of hospitaliz­ed patients unvaccinat­ed
• How to show proof of vaccinatio­n at metro area venues
• Tabling center vote, support for public safety not opposing goals Atlanta City Council members need to step up, prioritize public safety
• Autocrats won’t stop targeting dissenters
• Behold the tone-deaf Barack Antoinette
• U.S. embraces diversity that’s proved harmful worldwide
• Racist temper tantrum can’t last forever — can it?
• Buckhead cityhood idea ill-advised
• SUNDAY SPOTLIGHT
• Of VA health care sees progress
• Georgia’s smallest county, with biggest political divide
• Echo Street West CoLab space brings Atlanta’s Westside together
• Woman pleads guilty to fraud in theft of $6M in pandemic aid funds
• Link Crew welcomes freshmen to school with experience­d peers
• ONLY IN THE AJC What’s not working around metro Atlanta
• ELDER project brought folks together to honor past, look to future
• Builders use skills for worthy causes
• Taste of Atlanta canceled; Food That Rocks returns
• Macy’s plans to open two mini stores in metro Atlanta
• Staying the course works out for Braves
• BRAVES: NOBODY COVERS THIS TEAM BETTER.
• Why 28-3 hurt so bad for fans
• Defending champions, No. 1-ranked teams fall
• Smith’s 11-under 60 enough to catch Rahm
• THE HOT CORNER
• WR Fitzgerald: ‘I just don’t have the urge to play right now’
• Minority coaches coalition engaged by colleges and NFL
• Fowler wants this defense to play in tune
• Lawrence seems an unfazed hero
• Funds run by college students shape investors of tomorrow A year free of rowdy tourists — European cities want to keep it that way
• Rural labor
• NEWSMAKERS
• Can a condo community post speed limit signs?
• Investors
• Black foragers seize joy in nature
• FAIRS, FESTIVALS AND ATTRACTION­S
• Paperbacks new and noteworthy
• The best shows about the worst people
• Daughter offers stranger kidney so mom gets one
• Children’s advocates get $81K donation from OakFest
• Can fruits and vegetables boost brain health?
• Use of wrong pronouns can be corrected politely
• Childhood memories lead to conflict within family
• Buyer’s Edge Where Can I Find It?
• Some research facilities are closing again due to pandemic
• 10 FALL EVENTS YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS
• CROSSWORD
• CROSSWORD
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• Women fight for their rights during WWII
• Bestseller­s
• A love song to Black girlhood
• Decor conducive to learning
• Food scientists get creative with Georgia commoditie­s
• ATLANTA CRÊPE CAKE
• Teen fights child hunger with her cookbook
• Too many hikers? Try kayaking
• Anniversar­ies 50 Years!
• Traveling with someone who has dementia
• Renewed expectatio­ns when returning to work

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