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These 50 Potential Projects Offer Vision for Region’s Transit Future

By Paul Donsky | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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How the Driverless Car Revolution May (Really) Change Your Life

By Kate Sweeney | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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7 Things to Know about the More MARTA Plan

By Scott Henry |

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Latest News

Bruising Lessons from Gwinnett’s 1990 MARTA Vote Linger Today

By Tyler Estep | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | February 19, 2019

Local Architecture Firm Proposes Fixes for Dangerous DeKalb Avenue

By Sean Keenan | Curbed Atlanta | February 19, 2019

What CTA Workers Know

By Kim Bellware | Chicago Magazine | February 19, 2019

Johns Creek Accepts Additional Rogers Bridge Funds

By David Ibata | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | February 18, 2019

Atlanta Zoning Update Addresses Parking, ADUs, Missing Middle

By Robert Steuteville | Public Square | February 18, 2019

The Complex Problem of Building a ‘Moral Machine’

By John McDermid | Silicon Republic | February 18, 2019

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News Releases From the Region

Snellville Awarded Two GMA Safety and Liability Grants

By City of Snellville | February 13, 2019

Gwinnett Board of Commissioners Approves Final 2040 Unified Plan

By Gwinnett County | February 13, 2019

City of Dunwoody Residents Can Now Report and Monitor Code Complaints on Mobile Devices and Computers

By City of Dunwoody | February 13, 2019

The Water Drop Dash is Back for Fix-a-Leak Week

February 13, 2019

Apply Now for ARC’s Regional Leadership Institute

By Atlanta Regional Commission | February 13, 2019

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Get Involved – Attend a Civic Dinner

At ARC Civic Dinners, metro Atlanta residents sit down together and break bread while having focused, meaningful conversations about issues that matter. Learn more and sign up!

Education and Work | Hosted by Angenette Planter

March 12 @ 6:30 pm

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Data Dive

Data Dive: How Metro Atlanta Wages Have Changed — Find Yours

This view of the tool on the 33n post illustrates the wage changes in arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media jobs. The largest wage increase has been for occupations in the high-wage category, while wages among the lower-earning professions actually dropped.

Wage Changes for High, Middle, and Low-Wage Occupations