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Carter Work Project Returns to Atlanta

The Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project will return to Atlanta from May 3-8, 2026, for the first time in nearly four decades.

This Habitat for Humanity “blitz build” will bring together volunteers to construct 24 single-family homes and townhomes in just five days in the Langston Park community.

The last time the Carters brought the initiative to Atlanta was in 1988, when volunteers built 21 homes in the Edgewood neighborhood.

Thanks to the project, more than 108,000 volunteers have built over 4,400 homes around the world since 1984.

  Georgia AG Sues Opponent In GOP Governor Race

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has filed a federal lawsuit against Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones, his opponent in the 2026 Republican gubernatorial primary.

The lawsuit challenges Jones’ use of a leadership committee. These committees, available only to certain officeholders like Jones, can raise unlimited funds, which Carr argues violates his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights by creating an uneven playing field since his regular campaign committee limits his fundraising.

Jones’s campaign argues that Carr is being hypocritical, given that Carr had previously defended the same law authorizing leadership committees in 2022. Jones has not formally filed a legal response to the lawsuit.

Carr is asking the court to block Jones’ ability to spend money from the leadership committee during the primary campaign.

Roswell Breaks Ground on $20 Million Parking Deck

Roswell city leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday for a new $20 million downtown parking deck.

Funded by a bond approved by voters in 2022, the project is expected to be finished by summer 2026, providing 395 parking spaces to help improve long-standing parking shortages in the area.

The development has received criticism from preservation advocates regarding the planned demolition of the 1859 Masonic Lodge, which sits on the site.

Last year, the city revised its plans, deciding not to demolish the building but instead convert it into an open-air pavilion.

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➤ Atlanta: 379 contract workers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport will be laid off late next month following Delta Air Lines’ decision to terminate its contract with Unifi Aviation, a ground handling services company. (More)

➤ Statewide: About 90% of Georgia’s special surplus tax refunds have been issued, totaling over $1 billion. (More)

➤ Sandy Springs: The city plans to relocate Fire Station 4 on Wieuca Road to a new site on Roswell Road to improve response times. (More)

➤ Catoosa County: Officials rescued 32 dogs from a Tunnel Hill property that were found living in poor, unsanitary conditions. (More)

➤ Woodstock: The city officially broke ground on the 110-acre Little River Park, which is set to be completed by fall 2026. (More)

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➤ The Atlanta Braves’ doubleheader against the Miami Marlins today will feature the first-ever female umpire in MLB history. (More)

➤ The No. 2 high school football recruit in the nation—a Savannah native—just committed to Texas Tech over the Georgia Bulldogs. The Red Raiders will reportedly be paying him $3.5 million to play football for them. (More)

➤ Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King was named to the preseason watchlist for the Davey O’Brien Award, given to the best quarterback in the nation. (More)

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➤ Buc-ee’s has received approval to build its fourth Georgia location in Monroe County. (More)

➤ A pot-bellied pig wandering along Peeler Road in Dunwoody was safely returned home by local police. (More)

➤ A 25-year-old time capsule will be opened next week at the Fulton County Assembly Hall. (More)

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