The two newest units at the plant are expected to operate for the next 60 to 80 years.
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Clark says he was born with a heart defect and in recent years, that defect worsened.
All these years later from our original home in the Biltmore Hotel to the White Columns building, to where we are today, we’re so honored that millions of you have been on the journey with us.
The research is still in its very early stages but the medication already showing promise for one local family with a loved one with autism.
The goal is to cut down on distractions.
From security to COVID-19, Channel 2′s Fred Blankenship found out the plans for Marietta City Schools so that students can focus on learning.
New technology to help blind and visually impaired people get around easier is almost a reality, and it’s being developed in metro Atlanta.
On Jan. 21, the Rev. Raphael Warnock of Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church made history.
There is a recognition of excellence 50 years overdue.