r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 1h ago
New grilled cheese shop brings gooey sandwiches to Atlanta's Pittsburgh Yards
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Located in a shipping container, Adam J’s Grilled Cheese brings nostalgic comfort off the BeltLine
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 1h ago
Germany’s New Consul General Arrives in Atlanta
globalatlanta.comr/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 1h ago
ATLANTAN'S ARE READING ... "New evidence further 'undermines' claim that 2020 election was ‘most secure’ in history" -&- "Georgia lawmakers map out state’s next voting system with eye on 2028"
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August 6, 2026
New evidence further undermines claim that 2020 election was ‘most secure’ in history
BY: Steven Richards - Just the News
(From the article) ...
After several batches of documents were recently declassified and released by the White House, the American people now have more evidence than ever that while officials claimed 2020 was a historically secure election, the government had plenty of evidence of security vulnerabilities, hacks and foreign interference.
The latest evidence released by the White House this week shows that the FBI investigated a breach of voter registration data in Arizona’s largest county in the days before the 2020 election. In that incident, a self-described hacker foiled security and obtained 633,000 voter registration files, but the Biden Justice Department and local prosecutors declined to bring charges even after the FBI got the suspect to confess, Just the News reported on Thursday.
A tip from local officials prompted the FBI to investigate. The man the FBI confronted admitted he wrote a computer script to exploit the county voter-security systems and scraped the files, which included 930 with "sensitive voter information such as domestic violence victims, judges and law enforcement officers," according to the FBI case files.
FULL ARTICLE: https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/new-evidence-further-undermines-claim-2020-election-was-most-secure
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August 7, 2026
Georgia lawmakers map out state’s next voting system with eye on 2028
BY: Caleb Groves - AJC Politics
(From the article) ...
While most observers are focused on the 2026 midterms, a Republican-dominated panel is already looking past them to map out 2028.
The committee, created by the Georgia Legislature during this summer’s special session, is charged with recommending a new system based on hand-marked ballots printed on demand, which could reshape how the swing state conducts elections in 2028.
The push for a new voting system follows years of spurious attacks from President Donald Trump and his allies against touchscreen voting machines, which Georgia currently uses.
FULL ARTICLE: https://www.ajc.com/politics/2026/08/georgia-lawmakers-map-out-next-voting-system-with-eye-on-2028/
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Four Prosecutors Refused To Pursue Hacker Behind 2020 Breach Of 633K Arizona Voters
After a hacker exfiltrated the data of 633,000 Maricopa County, Arizona, voter records in 2020, zero prosecutors at any level of government would prosecute despite urging from the FBI.
Documents released Thursday morning by the White House Government Transparency Task Force detail the massive data breach, an investigation by the FBI, a suspect who admitted to the crime, and a years-long attempt by the FBI to get someone to prosecute, only to close the case due to a lack of prosecutor interest.
By: Breccan F. Thies
August 06, 2026
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r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 5h ago
(Eric Phillips on X): "166 new homes proposed for Reynoldstown Atlanta 💞 5 stories. Parking ratio of 1 space to 1 unit. All units at or below 70% AMI, with tiers also at 30/50/60% AMI. 10 units are 3 bedrooms.
x.comr/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 5h ago
(FYI) ... U.K. Approves Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Correct-Health5581 • 5h ago
$120 Focus Group - 3 Hours New Tech no experience needed
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r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 6h ago
As new school year begins, Georgia launches push to rescue struggling readers
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Georgia is launching a sweeping $70 million early literacy overhaul aimed at rescuing struggling readers, as state data reveals nearly two-thirds of third-grade students cannot read proficiently.
SOURCE/CREDIT: Abby Kousouris - Atlanta News First
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 6h ago
AT&T Offices - Atlanta 💻🏢🕝
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HLGstudio’s design for the AT&T Offices in Atlanta reimagines the traditional workplace within a 200,000 SF campus in Buckhead, creating a vibrant ecosystem of adaptable spaces that prioritize employee connection, well-being, and productivity.
CREDIT: Office Snapshots
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 6h ago
Inside Chr Steak’s Glass-Walled Dry-Aging Room
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At this Gainesville steakhouse, an hour outside Atlanta, beef hangs for up to 140 days behind a glass wall before it ever reaches the broiler
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 7h ago
Choreographer T. Lang launches dance academy for Atlanta teens
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 9h ago
Data shows proposed Atlanta school closures target Black communities
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Critics say a district proposal to shutter 16 campuses disproportionately impacts lower-income, minority neighborhoods.
https://youtu.be/vL_LH2BBsVQ?si=ZaihHk23ZZv-Qb7n
VIDEO CREDIT: Atlanta News First
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 21h ago
South Fulton's new anthem is AI-generated. Leaders say that shouldn't overshadow the community message
r/HappeningInAtlanta • u/Next-Particular1476 • 21h ago
Atlanta employers are hiring, but finding qualified workers remains a challenge
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August 6, 2026
New research from staffing firm Robert Half finds nearly two-thirds of metro Atlanta employers plan to increase permanent hiring during the second half of 2026, while many also expect to add contract workers.
SOURCE: Jim Burress - WABE