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New interest in area where black business once thrived

by Marketplace Contributor
Feb 1, 2016
An overpass stands where businesses once stood; now residents are trying to get rid of it.
An overpass stands in the neighborhood that was once filled with thriving black businesses, and the iconic Union Station, that was torn down. 
Gabrielle Ware
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Georgia eyes Cuba for expanding poultry market

by Marketplace Contributor
Jan 27, 2016
More trade with Cuba could mean big bucks for the state’s poultry industry.
Chickens at the University of Georgia’s Poultry Research Center. 
Elly Yu
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Georgia EV sales sputter without tax credit

by Marketplace Contributor
Jan 20, 2016
A change in state policy is causing Georgians to reconsider electric vehicles.
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Georgia ready to roll on many transportation projects

by Marketplace Contributor
Jan 8, 2016
State officials breathe a sigh of relief for $300 billion transportation law.
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C-130 aircraft designed in the 1950s still delivers

by Marketplace Contributor
Dec 29, 2015
The bulky cargo plane has survived tech advances and budget cuts for 60 years.
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Georgia town boasts about its fruitcake bakery

by Marketplace Contributor
Dec 18, 2015
A look into the "Fruitcake Capital of the World"
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Georgia could lose federal money for poverty assistance

by Marketplace Contributor
Sep 28, 2015
Financial aid for poor families is threatened by an accounting sleight-of-hand.
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Georgia landowners fight eminent domain over pipeline

by Marketplace Contributor
May 18, 2015
Energy company Kinder Morgan says the project would supply future fuel needs.
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Georgia's film industry sees a boom

by Noel King
Feb 13, 2015
Other areas of the country are offering incentives to lure production to town.
Critic Thelma Adams and production designer Jess Gonchor speak during a Q&A session on Day Two of the 17th Annual Savannah Film Festival presented by SCAD on October 26, 2014 in Savannah, Georgia.
Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images for SCAD
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Mercedes rolls into Atlanta

by Noel King
Feb 12, 2015
Why a car company is becoming a Georgia Peach.
The Mercedes S400 BlueTec diesel/electric hybrid prototype.
Sarah Gardner
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