The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2024-01-10

• Secretary of state working on postwar plans
• Taking Control of Your Health Also Means Caring for Your Dental Health
• Erica Clahar: Act of kindness leads to tireless quest to combat hunger
• Council member wants to codify petition process
• Doctors: Lloyd Austin was treated for prostate cancer, urinary tract infection
• QUICK HITS
• Coffee County breach spotlighte­d as voting machine trial opens
• As budget talks loom, tax collection­s were off 5% in December
• It will be 40 long days for the Georgia General Assembly
• Cobb cannot change its own electoral map, judge rules
• Cobb lawmakers talk maps ahead of deadline
• Sprawling storm wallops U.S. with tornadoes, heavy snow
• Commission­ers may replace Shakir on housing board
• Goodwill to help job seekers plug into Georgia’s surging EV industry
• New defense bill benefits Georgia
• Gaming company sues former leaders, others
• Blank/mckay record of picking head coaches is mixed — at best.
• Veteran midfielder Mccarty signs 1-year deal
• Titans owner wants ‘fresh approach,’ fires Vrabel after two losing seasons
• Rays shortstop Franco faces lesser charge as judge analyzes evidence
• HOT CORNER
• This is big year for Canadian pros
• Tours trying to cut down on late-night matches
• Injuries to key players piling up around NBA
• A hard stop, mentally and physically, can be good for you
• Cup fans swarm stores for Stanleys
• Tyler Perry about to start shooting next Netflix project
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Opinions and beliefs are causing relatives to argue
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Restaurant­s

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