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Atlanta city officials are working on proposed zoning changes aimed at addressing tree canopy loss.
Atlanta Technical College says the project represents a commitment to workforce development, student success and economic growth across metro Atlanta.
The report also found obstetric clinician shortages are more severe in rural areas, where nearly 58% of counties lack obstetric clinicians.
“This is going to be the best year of recruiting in possibly the last 20 years,” Crumbly said.
Construction is expected to begin Nov. 1 and last between 12 and 16 months.
The lab will also allow researchers to avoid spending weeks on-site learning how to use specialized equipment before they can begin collecting useful data.
Stay with 95.5 WSB throughout the weekend for around-the-clock traffic updates on the I-285 closure.
Over the years, it became known as a hub for political conversation, welcoming candidates ranging from local office seekers to future presidents, including Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama.
State education officials say the results will help guide decisions on instruction and student support.
Georgia Tech says the change is intended to simplify the application process for students.
The district says testing is already underway on some routes.
Officials say resident growth in Midtown has increased 46% since the pandemic.
The drive is intended to raise awareness of an often-overlooked need.
With students back in class, AAA is also reminding drivers to expect heavier traffic and watch for children walking to school and boarding buses.
Organizers hope to have 80 families participate in the program.