Couple declares gym franchise a perfect fit
Anthony Greenwood was already familiar with franchising when he bought his first fast food franchise. He had grown up watching
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Author: Kathy Mitchell
County moves to clear blight in once fashionable residential area
Stately columns and contrasting faux shutters hinted at the fashionable residence the multi-family dwelling in the Whitehall Forest community used
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New treatment promises hope for peanut allergy sufferers
Peanuts are consumed in many forms, including roasted or boiled, in peanut butter, candy, desserts and other foods. They have
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Student art to be displayed in Dunwoody business windows
A hallmark of the Dunwoody lifestyle is a fondness for art as evidenced by such events as Green Light Art
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Salon owner says she wants to give girls a great esteem-building experience
Juanda Roberts, founder and CEO of Princess Hair Pizzazz, said the concept for her business came from her experience as
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Exhibit explores African American church’s relationship to LGBTQ community
The exhibit Seeing the Future of the African American Church in the Rainbow, currently on display at Columbia Theological Seminary
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Chamblee firm chosen among Georgia’s Small Business ROCK STARS
Small businesses are the backbone of Georgia’s economy, according to Gov. Brian Kemp, who added that small businesses represent 99
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Nonprofit helps single mother establish new life for herself and her daughters
During her first pregnancy, Amber B on Mother’s Day wrote a letter to her yet unborn daughter. “I told her,
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Young and old can chill at new Toco Hills frozen treat shop
Tom Maune recalled that Andy’s Frozen Custard was a favorite family hangout spot when he was growing up in St.
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Men Stopping Violence seeks to stop abuse before it happens
Elise Covarrubias, CEO of Men Stopping Violence (MSV), said she worked 15 years with an agency that provides services to
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Independent Bookstore Day to celebrate ‘vibrant literary community’
The American Booksellers Association, a national not-for-profit organization created “to work with booksellers and industry partners to ensure the success
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Speaker tells how his gardening expert grandmother helped 20th century women to grow
Fletcher Pearson Crown left DeKalb County and other spots across America more beautiful as she turned her love of flowers
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Town hall focuses on economic future of county, especially south DeKalb
Dozens of DeKalb County residents spent Saturday morning on April 15 at the South DeKalb Senior Center on Candler Road
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