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Books, Budgets, and Branches: A Map of Metro Atlanta Libraries

By |April 24th, 2026|Categories: Data Diversions, Education|Tags: |

Public libraries aren't just buildings; they are important community assets. Explore how funding, location, and usage vary across the Atlanta region.

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From Core to Periphery: Tracking Atlanta’s 2025 Population Shifts

By |April 3rd, 2026|Categories: Data Diversions, Friday Factday, Population|Tags: , |

From outer ring counties to long-dominant core players, the Census Bureau's 2025 population estimates reveal regional development patterns worth a closer look.

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Component Parts: The Forces Reshaping America’s Top Metros

By |April 1st, 2026|Categories: Data Diversions, Population|Tags: , |

What's driving population change in major metros across the country? How does Atlanta stack up? A breakdown of the key components shows surprising winners, losers, and trends worth watching.

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The Metro Shuffle: Winners and Losers in 2025 Population Growth

By |March 27th, 2026|Categories: Data Diversions, Friday Factday, Population|Tags: , |

Which metros are winning the growth race, and which are quietly slipping? The latest Census estimates tell an interesting story.

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Your Stuff is Safer than Ever in Atlanta

By |March 6th, 2026|Categories: Data Diversions, Friday Factday|Tags: |

Seventeen years of APD data reveal a striking pattern: every type of property crime is down, every NPU has improved, and the long-term decline in Atlanta's crime rate is steeper than many realize.

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