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Writer. Digital Producer. News junkie. MMA fan. Video game obsessed. Journalist. Goofball. Full-time nerd.

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Hunter Boyce’s Biography

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Hunter Boyce is a writer, digital producer and journalist home grown from a Burke County farm. He cut his teeth in sports journalism as a breaking news writer within the mixed martial arts industry — all after earning a bachelor's degree in journalism and a bachelor's degree in English from Georgia State University. He dedicated the following years of his career to working as a digital content producer for Cox Media Group, writing stories and crafting breaking news within the multiple-time Edwa…

Hunter Boyce’s Journalist Portfolio

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Georgia's strongest couples share this trait, UGA study finds

Georgia's strongest couples share this trait, UGA study finds

According to University of Georgia researcher and relationship expert Evin Richardson, mindfulness can level …

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Georgia mother, son turn cancer battle into gifts of hope

Georgia mother, son turn cancer battle into gifts of hope

With her 15-year-old son by her side, Sabrina Bridwell underwent a series of treatments following her breast …

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Smartphone on your kid's Christmas list? How to know when they're ready.

Smartphone on your kid's Christmas list? How to know when they're ready.

Are you thinking about gifting your child a smartphone this holiday? New research from the University of Geor…

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Atlanta parent's loss sparks virtual reality therapy

Atlanta parent's loss sparks virtual reality therapy

A Kennesaw State University professor opens up about his experience with grief that inspired his latest proje…

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Need to 'grieve out loud'? Atlanta's wind phone will take your call.

Need to 'grieve out loud'? Atlanta's wind phone will take your call.

When you pick up one of Atlanta's wind phones, there won't be another person on the other end of the line. It…

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UGA researchers use video games to support STEAM learning, student wellness

UGA researchers use video games to support STEAM learning, student wellness

UGA researchers are using video games to open new doors for neurodivergent students - boosting their quality …

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This Southern Living ‘Best Fall Getaway’ is less than 3 hours from Atlanta

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| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Looking for some adventure this fall? Nestled in the mountains, the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau is an outdoorsy getaway that’s perfect for Georgia travelers. From Atlanta, it’s just three hours away and offers vacation-worthy fun for the whole family. So get ready for a North Carolina journey you’ll never forget.
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She asked Atlanta to share its good news. The response was overwhelming.

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| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
AJC Her+Story What good news do you have to share today? Atlanta native Catherine Catoura invites pedestrians along the Beltline to share their goods news. (Courtesy of Catherine Catoura) From getting into nursing school to starting a new job, people along the Atlanta Beltline have been sharing their good news. It’s the latest project from an Atlanta native who’s channeling her love for the city into something positive. Is no news good news?
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In a world of screens, tech may help older adults out of isolation

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| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Local scientists may have found a way to help older adults combat one of aging’s most common and discomforting challenges: isolation. The solution? Give them more screen time. At the height of the pandemic, according to a 2025 study, over 55% of older adults in the United States felt isolated at some point. By 2024, isolation still affected nearly 1-in-3 older adults.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My career first began at Magnetic Internet Media Inc. There, I worked as the lead breaking news writer for mmaimports.com.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Being a journalist means putting the facts first. It means telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Currently, I am most prolific with Social News Desk, Futuri, Chartbeat, TweetDeck and Arc Publishing.