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Metro Atlanta school districts see graduation rate increase (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Several metro Atlanta school districts announced increases in their four-year graduation rates earlier this week, helping push the state average to record highs. Atlanta Public Schools is one of them, celebrating APS’s four-year rate of 91.2% earlier this week, a 0.7% increase over 2025. “Our district has really pushed—especially under [APS Superintendent] Dr. Bryan Johnson—getting back to the basics,” said Forrestella Taylor, associate superintendent of Atlan
From troubled youth to trouble on the mat, Atlanta teen making most of judo opportunity (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Judo is not a sport for the weak-hearted, but according to Black Ice Judo Sensei Joshua White, it can be for anyone else. “Pull, pull tight! Yes,” he tells two grade-school students as they roll on a mat. White runs Black Ice Judo under the Warren Boys and Girls Club in southeast Atlanta, providing an intimate, intense feel to the dojo. “We set out to help underprivileged and underserved youth,” White said. But one youth in particular stands out among the crow
Ponce City Market celebrates a rough, resilient 100 years (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, GA. (Atlanta News First) — Ponce City Market is celebrating 100 years this weekend with special events taking place this Saturday. But those 100 years haven’t been smooth sailing. The facility was built as a Sears-Roebuck distribution and retail center in 1926. “Sears needed a more efficient way to distribute its goods in the Southeast,” said Paul Crater, vice president of collections and research services at The Atlanta History Center. Atlanta, a rail and bank corridor, seemed like the
Atlanta-based professional sumo wrestling league to debut in October (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A professional sumo match could soon be coming to an arena near you. The new Sumo Championship League (SCL), based in Atlanta, is trying to catch on nationwide. “We’re starting from ground zero and working our way up,” said chairman and CEO Stuart Snyder. Snyder sees in sumo a chance for a more family-friendly type of combat sport. “It’s a sport that you don’t have to cringe about if you’re a parent,” Snyder said. “You go, ‘Oh, this is great,’ and it’s a wonde
Diesel prices hit record at $6.51; Georgia at $6.34 (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Diesel hit record prices Monday, clocking in at $6.51 nationwide, according to AAA. Georgia clocked in lower at $6.34, and trucks lined up by the hundreds at Pilot Travel Center off I-20 and Bouldercrest Road in southeast Atlanta. “This is pretty extreme,” said Catherine Buckner, whose fuel price went north of $1,000. Buckner and hundreds of other drivers sat in line for diesel, needing the fuel but dreading the cost. “I don’t know,” Buckner said. “I’m really
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