The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2023-04-22

• Tech startup moves HQ to Alpharetta
• Pollen roars back ... with a vengeance
• Devastatin­g blaze forces 59 residents from homes
• New city of Mableton elects first mayor, council
• Steakhouse in Cumming fails another health check
• Four numbers to know about city’s Black-owned firms
• ELECTRIC VEHICLES
• QUICK HITS
• Radio talk show hosts on WSB are swapping time slots next month
• Russia admits it accidental­ly bombed own city near border
• HOWWEBWASW­ON THE
• ALLEN, Carleton
• CLOUD, Jr., David Clifford
• The virtual vet will see you ... meow
• Beloved Ellis Square statue removed for repairs — not ‘at rainbow’s end.’
• Bestsellin­g author visits for ‘Thelma & Louise’ inspired book
• Superinten­dent pushing to retain current curriculum.
• Girlfriend, brother face charges in 2019 killing of a Clayton man
• A weekly nightmare: Mass killings on record pace
• What’s the situation?
• THE HOT CORNER
• Penn State’s Franklin says college football players should be paid
• Three NFL players suspended indefinite­ly for bets on games
• Special-teams players available in lower rounds, as free agents
• Ridley confident, coming off suspension
• Antetokoun­mpo’s status for Game 3 remains uncertain
• Practice the art of apology (you won’t be sorry)
• FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS
• Nothing better than sights, sounds during a nature walk with friends
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Fiance’s sister is center of the family’s attention
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Charles Stanley’s ministry had lasting impact on family
• What’s behind tween’s homework struggles?

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