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Adventist Church
The Seventh-Day Adventist Church has a strong presence in Georgia that dates to 1872. Congregations in...

Aflac
Aflac, based in Columbus, is a leading writer of voluntary insurance coverage. Founded in 1955 by brothers...

African American Archaeology
Georgia is one of the birthplaces of the archaeological study of African American sites and artifacts....

African American Baptists
Baptists have been the largest African American religious group in Georgia since the late eighteenth...

African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME Church)
The African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME Church) is a Christian denomination founded by Bishop Richard...

Agnes Scott College
Agnes Scott College, located in Decatur, just six miles from Atlanta's city center, is an independent...

Agriculture in Georgia: Overview
Georgia's agricultural industry plays a major role in the state's economy, contributing billions of dollars...

Alan Ball (b. 1957)
Acclaimed screenwriter and producer Alan Ball, a Georgia native, has won many awards during his successful...

Alan Jackson (b. 1958)
Alan Jackson has sold more than 43 million albums worldwide, charted 31 number one songs, and by 2005...

Albany
Albany, the seat of Dougherty County, has been the commercial hub of southwest Georgia for most of its...

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