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Stephannie Stokes

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Stephannie Stokes is a reporter with WABE.

Chinese company CRRC is competing to replace 250 train cars for MARTA. The winning bid is expected to be announced soon.

Manufacturing Lobbyist Warns MARTA About Accepting Chinese Bid

Stephannie Stokes • May 16, 2018

High Court To Decide Reach Of New Ga. Online Sales Tax Law

Stephannie Stokes • May 14, 2018

Study On Urban Tree Loss Puts Georgia At Top Of List

Stephannie Stokes • May 10, 2018

Helene Mills, a longtime community advocate in the Old Fourth Ward, and other Fulton County homeowners are bracing for a big increase this year in their property tax bills.

Fulton County Homeowners Brace For Big Property Tax Increase

Stephannie Stokes • May 8, 2018

Just a few months after her inauguration, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms gave her first State of the City address.

Bottoms Stresses Equity, Transparency In First State Of City Address

Stephannie Stokes • May 2, 2018

The Lowdown On Reversible Lanes As Atlanta Plans To Get Rid Of One

Stephannie Stokes • May 1, 2018

Old Bobby Jones Clubhouse Could Become Performance Hall

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 30, 2018

More than 200 people showed up to hear about the changes to Atlanta’s DeKalb Avenue.

Atlanta Unveils Plan For DeKalb Avenue: No More Reversible Lane

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 19, 2018

DeKalb County still hasn’t found somewhere to relocate the “Lost Cause” monument that is currently located in Decatur Square.

After 3 Months, DeKalb County Receives No Proposals For Confederate Monument

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 16, 2018

The planned bus service stretches from Midtown to the new Georgia State Stadium. Last month, MARTA revealed the agency had won a federal TIGER grant for the project.

Questions Raised About MARTA’s New Bus Rapid Transit Project

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 13, 2018

New Online Portal Will Track City Expenses In Atlanta

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 10, 2018

On Monday, hundreds recognized the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s funeral with a march through Atlanta.

Hundreds March Through Atlanta On Anniversary Of Dr. King’s Funeral

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 10, 2018