Doraville Chamber celebrates its two-year mark with a business expo
When Tammie Bailey-Fults first opened a business in Doraville she was surprised to learn that the city had no chamber
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Author: Kathy Mitchell
Woodlands Garden’s ‘friend-raiser’ plant sale continues to grow
For more than a dozen years, Woodlands Garden has held what it calls a unique shopping experience as plant lovers
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Taproom and micro food hall under development in Chamblee
When socializing was limited during the COVID pandemic David Heymann and Jeff Kimmel gained a heightened appreciation for the joys
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History center exhibit chronicles Children’s Home’s story as a ‘beacon of hope’
The American Civil War left much devastation in its wake. Beyond the death, disfigurement, and economic upheaval, the war left
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Three new eateries add to Decatur’s food cart options
The city of Decatur and the Decatur Downtown Development Authority continue to expand the already kaleidoscopic variety of flavors from
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Annual report marks 10 years of Science ATL
“We have once again reached the magnitude of impact we were having pre-pandemic. And how remarkable that this is also
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Tutor says any student can learn math and some even discover it’s fun
Paul S. Oberman knew for most of his life that he wanted to be a teacher, and he refused to
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Avondale Estates resident starts fundraiser for friends who lost home, business in Maui wildfires
While news of wildfires destroying property and taking lives in Hawaii in the early days of August touched the hearts
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Commercial real estate company takes on new assignment in Decatur
New dining, shopping, and living options are coming to the west side of Decatur as the Shoppes at 319 West
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Those with island ties prepare to celebrate Trinidad and Tobago independence
At the stroke of midnight as Aug. 30 became Aug. 31, 1962, the flag of the United Kingdom was lowered
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Stone Mountain facility welcomes ‘geeks,’ ‘nerds,’ collectors and enthusiasts
Charlie’s Collectible Show, which recently opened in Stone Mountain, is described on its website as “a weekly mini-convention, dedicated to
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Festival to spotlight African culture and Decatur’s civil rights history
Although visitors to the Pan African Festival in Decatur will have the opportunity to hear African music, sample African cuisine,
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Stage Door at 50-year milestone receives Georgia Council for the Arts grant
As Stage Door Theatre opens its 50th season, there’s more to celebrate than a milestone anniversary. The venerable Dunwoody arts
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