COVID positive cases increase, county incentivizes vaccine
After steep declines in positive COVID cases since January, likely due to an increase in vaccine availability, health data is
Read moreAfter steep declines in positive COVID cases since January, likely due to an increase in vaccine availability, health data is
Read moreEight families are now part of a tiny home community in Clarkston that is being called Georgia’s first micro cottage
Read moreJoining many other entities throughout the country, the city of Decatur is the latest in the county to have Juneteenth
Read moreAmid a lawsuit stemming from alleged violations of Doraville’s adult entertainment establishment ordinance, Oasis Goodtime Emporium employees packed city council
Read moreFollowing CDC’s updated July 9 guidance for COVID-19 prevention in schools, DeKalb County School District will shift to a mandatory
Read moreA man accused of killing a local college student in a 2018 DUI crash pleaded guilty in DeKalb County Superior
Read moreCity Schools of Decatur will continue its mandatory mask wearing policy for the 2021-22 school year, which begins Aug. 3.
Read moreAn estimated 100 species of trees are expected to be included in Avondale Estates’ neighborhood arboretum. An arboretum, according to
Read moreDeKalb County officials approved the payment of a $82,500 settlement in a lawsuit against the county elections board. The lawsuit,
Read moreThough the expiration of DeKalb County’s five-year water disconnection moratorium was extended two months to Sept. 1, 2021, many water
Read moreA staple to baseball in DeKalb County, Gresham Park will soon receive a facelift to help attract youth into the
Read moreDeKalb County Police Department announced June 29 that it will debut its first-ever community service aides (CSAs) on July 5;
Read moreDeKalb County’s five-year-old water service disconnection moratorium, set to expire July 1, has been extended, the county announced in a
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