AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSix Flags Investigation: Georgia officials are examining the Goliath coaster after Atlanta educator Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem was killed. The state says its March inspection found no violations; the ride remains closed as the park prepares to reopen Friday. Schools and Data Centers: A new analysis estimates Georgia school districts will forgo about $300 million this year through sales-tax breaks for data center projects, including $35.5 million in Gwinnett County. Children Online: A federal appeals court cleared Georgia to enforce its social media law, including parental-consent rules for children 15 and younger. MARTA: CEO Jonathan Hunt told Atlanta council members new trains won’t enter service until safety checks are complete, potentially pushing their debut beyond 2026; unexpected overtime also contributed to a budget shortfall. Public Safety: An 81-year-old bystander died after being shot outside a Gainesville Walmart Wednesday; police say the investigation is ongoing. Atlanta Development: A vacant Chamblee tower once considered for apartments is slated for implosion Oct. 24 after conversion plans fell through. Dream Finals: Atlanta opens its WNBA Finals series Saturday, with Games 3 and 4 moved to State Farm Arena to accommodate more fans.
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