DeKalb leaders listed among local trailblazers
Congressman Hank Johnson, who represents Georgia’s 4th Congressional District, presented his Women’s History Month Trailblazer awards on March 26 —
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City Schools of Decatur new five-year plan approved
City Schools of Decatur (CSD) has launched a new five-year strategic plan that officials said will “center on the whole
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New Create Dunwoody leader aspires to connect arts, business, community
Art and business are very much connected, commented Jennifer Long, newly appointed founding executive director of Create Dunwoody, an organization
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They don’t make ‘em like that anymore
As a teenager growing up in Griffin, Georgia, Scott Slade would point out the local radio station in a two-story walk-up
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Executive order closes DeKalb County park due to ‘dangerous traps’
A public park in unincorporated DeKalb County will be closed until further notice due to “potentially dangerous contraptions and traps”
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In-person film festival returns to honor student stars
DeKalb County School District (DCSD) held its annual student film festival on March 21, featuring 19 films written, filmed, and
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Dunwoody breaks ground on new trailway
Dunwoody city officials broke ground on the Ashford Dunwoody Path on March 14 – the city’s next project in the
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We salute the ladies
In addition to typically signaling the arrival of spring, March is also a month dedicated to celebrating the contributions of
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Redan hosts ceremony for new hall of fame class
Redan High School inducted five alumni into the school’s hall of fame on March 12 to honor the former students’
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Ethics Board holds special called meeting as legislator encourages remaining members to resign
The DeKalb County Ethics Board has named a new interim chairperson and is seeking legal counsel after the resignation of
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Fernbank exhibit explores natural and manmade aspects of color
A current exhibit at Fernbank Museum of Natural History explores something that’s all around—that is, in fact, so common that
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DeKalb nonprofits receive donations for youth programs
Four metro Atlanta non-profit organizations, including three that provide services in DeKalb County, received financial support for their programs that
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Chamblee launches new app for residents to report concerns
Chamblee officials said the city has launched new software with the goal of making operations more efficient for staff and
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