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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's mission is to be the most essential and engaging source of news and information for the people of Atlanta, of Georgia and the South. To achieve that mission, we are transforming ourselves from a storied daily newspaper into a modern media company. The AJC believes that when you cover the South, you uncover the nation. It’s a belief that’s produced award-winning journalism, elevated our community and captured the substance and soul of our hometown. If you're ready to make headlines with your talent and drive, we want you on our team. Apply today and be a part of the next chapter in the AJC’s digital transformation. To learn more, visit cox.career/ajc If you need assistance with a subscription visit our Help Center (ajc.com/help), email Customer Care at customercare@ajc.com or call 404-522-4141. To submit a news tip, and additional newsroom FAQs, visit our Contact Us (ajc.com/contacts) page.

The Gwinnett Daily Post is a community newspaper serving the area of Gwinnett County, Georgia. This area includes: Auburn (located partly in Barrow County) Berkeley Lake Braselton (located partly in Jackson County, Hall County, and Barrow County) Buford (located partly in Hall County) Centerville (unincorporated) Dacula Duluth Five Forks (unincorporated) Grayson Lawrenceville Lilburn Loganville (located partly in Walton County) Mountain Park (unincorporated) Norcross Peachtree Corners Rest Haven (located partly in Hall County) Snellville Sugar Hill Suwanee Certain Tucker addresses are in Gwinnett County although Tucker is located in neighboring DeKalb County. Although Hoschton and Stone Mountain are actually located in neighboring counties, some addresses marked as being in those cities are actually in Gwinnett County. You can find us online at gwinnettdailypost.com, on Facebook at facebook.com/gwinnettdailypost or on Twitter @GwinnettDaily.

Today Times-Journal Inc., and its 150-plus employees publish two dailies (the MDJ and the Cherokee Tribune), 23 Neighbor community newspapers, and four monthly magazines, including Cobb Life, in 10 counties (Bartow, Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Henry and Paulding). The company is still owned and operated by the Brumby family. The MDJ aims to report the news aggressively, but with candor, discretion and fairness. And to paraphrase the words of the first Otis Brumby back in 1916, we welcome our readers to feel free at all times to criticize us — and support us.