Tucker hands Southwest DeKalb first loss
The Tucker High School boys’ basketball team gave head coach James Hartry his 495th win (495-206) by knocking off the previously
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Stephenson, Marist secure quarterfinal bids
High school football teams from Stephenson and Marist will represent DeKalb in the quarterfinals of the Georgia High School Association
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DeKalb voters pass SPLOST II, send Brookhaven mayoral race to runoff
More than 69,000 voters cast ballots in DeKalb County for the Nov. 7 General Election, passing the county’s next Special
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Pools open for 2023 season
As summer approaches and temperatures rise, public pools throughout the county are opening for the season. Check out more information
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Pine Lake to celebrate pollinators with upcoming festival
The smallest city in DeKalb County will soon be welcoming springtime with Pine Lake’s annual Pollination Celebration. Scheduled for April
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LakeFest returns to Pine Lake after hiatus
After a two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, DeKalb County’s smallest city is bringing back its biggest event. Now
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Officials celebrate completion of multiple projects
Ribbon-cutting ceremonies have been held in recent weeks to celebrate the completion of local residential and recreational projects. Check out
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‘Pandemic Porch Portraits’ wall documents city’s survival during pandemic
What started out as a hobby for longtime Pine Lake resident Cindy Brown, turned into a pandemic coping mechanism and
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Four mayoral seats among openings in 2021 municipal elections
With a tumultuous election year now behind us, 2021 is poised to see a calmer election cycle as communities brace
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How cities are planning to spend CARES Act funding
DeKalb to share $32.6 million with cities DeKalb County commissioners’ decision to share federal CARES Act funding with its cities
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Local leaders begin mandating masks across DeKalb
Many government leaders across the county and state have begun mandating that masks are to be worn in public spaces.
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Governments ease toward reopening buildings, amenities
By Asia Ashley and Jay Phillips City governments across the county have begun implementing plans to reopen city buildings to
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Random antibody testing to be conducted in DeKalb
According to the Georgia Department of Health, teams will be visiting randomly selected homes in Fulton and Dekalb counties from
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