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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Author: Staff
We salute the DeKalb Silver Streaks
DeKalb County has a rich history of excellence in high school sports and over the years has produced hundreds who
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Make it a happy extra hour
In the wee hours of the morning on Sunday, March 12, most of our nation undergoes the semi-annual ritual of
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DeKalb court clerk to offer free notary training
DeKalb County Superior Court Clerk Debra DeBerry and the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority are hosting two free notary
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DeKalb opens track and field registration
DeKalb County Department of Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Affairs has opened registration for youth track and field. A county spokesperson
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Spring has indeed sprung
As the beauty of spring envelopes our region, we should pause to appreciate a short lived and amazingly beautiful early
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Former commissioner got off easy
Former DeKalb County Commissioner Sharon Barnes Sutton was sentenced recently for her role in an extortion scheme involving a DeKalb
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Ashford Dunwoody Road to close temporarily as construction continues
An intersection improvement project which was recommended in the Brookhaven Comprehensive Transportation Plan adopted by Brookhaven’s city council 2014, is
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Delayed release of protester death videos does little for police transparency
No matter how one feels about the possibility of a public safety training facility being built in DeKalb County on
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Efforts to address blighted property concerns continue
DeKalb County officials announced the removal of debris from a blighted property on Jan. 31, following an announcement in 2022
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Fugitive Unit arrests two men suspected in different murders, on same day
The DeKalb County Fugitive Unit made two arrests of suspects involved in two different crimes on Feb. 3. The first
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Lessons learned from The Little Engine That Could
The Little Engine That Could is an American folktale that is often used to teach children the values of optimism
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We applaud Boston’s recusal decision
DeKalb County District Attorney Sherry Boston recently announced her decision to recuse herself and her office from the case involving
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