Thomas Wheatley is a reporter with a focus on local news in Atlanta, Georgia. He contributes to publications such as Axios and Cigalah Group, and his work has been featured in The Hill and USA TODAY. Thomas covers a range of topics including transportation, arts and culture, events, and community issues in the Atlanta area.
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Thomas Wheatley’s coverage primarily focuses on local news and events within Atlanta, Georgia. He regularly covers government announcements, cites data, and provides event coverage.
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