Tucker alum earns Super Bowl ring
BY JAY PHILLIPS JAY@DEKALBCHAMP.COM Tucker High School alum Neiko Thorpe added to an already decorated football career on Feb.
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Public art fund launched in Tucker
A new initiative in Tucker will bring more art into the community with approximately $75,000 in funding already set for
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Atlanta Falcons’ player brings holiday cheer to DeKalb community
On Dec. 16, local families gathered at Rehoboth Baptist Church in Tucker, where Atlanta Falcons’ linebacker Jalon Walker joined UnitedHealthcare
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DeKalb cities host college football watch parties
The cities of Chamblee and Tucker invite residents to cheer on their favorite college football teams as they host watch
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Local nonprofits compete for $100,000
Gas South’s Fuel for Good initiative is entering its eighth year of awarding up to $100,000 to two nonprofits, with
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Upcoming Tucker festival organized to build community connections
An upcoming festival in Tucker will not only provide entertainment for attendees but will also help a local nonprofit to
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Tucker coach hits 500-win mark
Tucker Tiger boys’ high school basketball head coach James Hartry picked up his 500th career victory when his Tigers cruised to
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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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Family asks for help finding missing Tucker icon
A Tucker High School athletics icon has been reported as missing, and his friends and family are asking for the
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Tucker’s first staff member announces retirement
Tucker City Manager Tami Hanlin announced her retirement on Sept. 15, paving the way for a new city manager to
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Nondiscrimination law passed in Tucker
Tucker City Councilmembers passed a nondiscrimination ordinance (NDO) on June 12, following discussions about the ordinance dominating several city council
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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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