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Georgia solar firm to produce solar panels for community solar efforts in three states — Georgia high school graduates do well on AP exams — Biden admin allocates $120M for water line replacement

In brief: Melissa Link set to take new position duties — Proposed new Bray St. development — $500,000 for youth development programs — Hundreds of Methodist churches ask to leave — UGA softball win — UGA baseball loses — Braves lose — Atlanta Hawks win

In brief: ACC commissioners debate development — Firefighters ask for union recognition — Georgia officials agree to take over of Augusta University hospitals — Georgia Power announces construction updates — UGA softball loses — UGA baseball wins — Atlanta Braves win — Atlanta Hawks play tonight

In brief: Firefighters's proposal pushed back another two months — Newton Bridge Rd. development postponed — Athens Land Trust apartments passes — $500,000 approved for youth development — Gov. Kemp vetoes public unversity tuition cap — Dozen sea turtle return to wild — UGA baseball wins — Atlanta Braves win — Atlanta Hawks win

In brief: Listening sessions this week for 5-year plan — ACC commissioners discuss Olympic Drive proposal — State tax revenue decreased — Former President Trump remains popular in Georgia — UGA softball wins — UGA baseball faced Gators — Atlanta Braves win — Atlanta Hawks lose

In brief: ACC's evition program might get a second chance — Herschel Walker's failed campaign donates — ACC police seeking information regarding shooting — UGA baseball plays Clemson — Atlanta Braves continue winning streak — Atlanta Hawks play Boston Celtics

University System extends waiver of SAT/ACT scores at some Georgia schools — UGA enrollment grows as statewide college enrollment dips — brewers' union accuses Athens brewery of union busting — Kemp signs ag bills

In brief: Georgia officials are considering tuition hike — Georgia power might raise rates — Sen. Ossoff discusses privatized housing for military — Jeff Fallis read poem during commission meeting — UGA baseball wins — UGA softball tonight at 6:30 — Atlanta Braves win — Atlanta Hawks lost

Some lawmakers cite concerns that the development is too auto-centric — Clarke schools could change their schedule — UGA Coliseum to be repaired before next basketball season

In brief: Charges could be coming to Fulton County election probe — Georgia Power has rate hike in electricity bills — Gov. Brian Kemp won't address state's Republican convention — UGA baseball faces Georgia State tonight — UGA softball faces Mercer tomorrow — Atlanta Braves win — Atlanta Hawks play Celtics tonight