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Longtime Atlanta journalist/Author of The Crackers: Early Days of Atlanta Baseball and 101 Atlanta Sports Legends

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Tim Darnell’s Biography

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Weekend Editor, AllNews 106.7 2013-current
Responsible for coverage of metro Atlanta developments at a 24-hour local news station
Lead editor responsible for covering breaking news, story development, social media applications
Assist in planning and developing morning drive-time programming
Assist in directing election night coverage in real-time for broadcast

Associate Regional Editor, AOL/Patch 2010-2013
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Tim Darnell’s Journalist Portfolio

Home Page

Home Page

The only book ever written about minor league baseball's most successful franchise in history, the Atlanta Cr…

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101 Atlanta Sports Legends

101 Atlanta Sports Legends

The people, teams and venues that made Atlanta into an international sports metropolis.

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Peach Pundit

Peach Pundit

Peach Pundit is the home of Georgia politics and political commentary.

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Georgia Tech Trivia Book

Georgia Tech Trivia Book

How much do you know about the history of Georgia Tech?

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Martial Arts Classes | Atlanta, GA

Martial Arts Classes | Atlanta, GA

Contact Tong Dojo Shotokan Karate at (877) 590-9874 in Atlanta, GA, for essential martial arts classes.

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Articles

PODCAST: What’s next in Georgia’s election fight as Trump returns to state, midterms near Original

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By Tim Darnell Verified
| WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A prime-time speech by President Donald Trump billed as a major address on election integrity largely focused on the 2020 election and included renewed, previously disputed claims about voting security and foreign influence, while also promoting a legislative priority he has urged Congress to pass. In the address, Trump said he would declassify documents related to what he described as fraud in the 2020 election, and said materials would be posted online.
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President Trump claims 18 states’ voter data was compromised

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By Tim Darnell Verified
| WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — President Donald Trump announced Thursday his administration is declassifying documents that indicate China compromised the voter lists and election data in 18 states, beginning with the 2020 election. Trump did not list the states whose election data he said has been compromised, but said his administration is “in the process” of notifying the governors, senators, congressional representatives and secretaries of state.
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Rick Jackson launches general election rally

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By Tim Darnell Verified
| MSN Verified
Tim Darnell ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Only hours before President Donald Trump is expected to renew his allegations of election fraud in Georgia, the Republican hoping to become the state's 84th governor will hold his first general election campaign rally. On Thursday, Rick Jackson will hold his first rally since defeating Lt. Gov. Burt Jones last month in a bitter GOP runoff.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

As a news and business general assignment reporter for a metro Atlanta weekly, making $165 a week.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, many times. I started out using a manual typewriter, and then an IBM Selectric. I have a cast-iron, 1910 typewriter in my office.

How is social media changing news?

We're living in a real time environment, in which everyone thinks they can be a journalist. This is not necessarily for the better.