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Zoning ordinance amendments set distance requirements for small discount stores

February 7, 2023 Christine Fonville 0 Comments Business, Commissioner Lorraine Cochran-Johnson, small box retail stores, zoning ordinance

Recently passed amendments to a zoning ordinance will set distance requirements for small discount retail stores, such as Dollar General,

Kroger in downtown Decatur to close

October 17, 2022 Christine Fonville 0 Comments Business, Decatur, Kroger

A Kroger grocery store that has been in Decatur for more than two decades will permanently close by the end

Atlanta-based startup testing new rideshare service

March 21, 2022 Christine Fonville 0 Comments Atlanta, Business, RIDE Technologies, ridesharing, startup, transportation

A startup based in Atlanta has aspirations of shaking up the rideshare industry by providing “a superior platform that supports

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Chamblee officials enact guidelines to encourage more growth through tax incentives

February 16, 2022 Christine Fonville 0 Comments Business, Chamblee, Chamblee Downtown Development Authority, tax incentive

The Chamblee City Council and Chamblee Downtown Development Authority (CDDA) have each unanimously voted to approve a new Tax Incentive

Decatur grocery store reopens after renovation

June 4, 2021June 4, 2021 Kathy Mitchell 0 Comments Aldi, Business, Decatur location, international grocery retailer, reopening

Aldi, an international grocery retailer that offers discount prices in a no-frills setting, announced the reopening of its Flat Shoals

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Dunwoody offers more small business grants

January 29, 2021February 1, 2021 Staff 0 Comments Business, Business grants, Dunwoody

Dunwoody city councilmembers approved a second phase for the Dunwoody Cares Small Business Grant Program Jan. 25. City officials said

Small Business Saturday attracts big name guests

December 7, 2020December 7, 2020 Jay Phillips 1 Comment Business, jon ossoff, Lithonia, Raphael Warnock, Senate Candidates, Small Business Saturday

Officials from city of Lithonia added a twist to the city’s popular farmers market in downtown Lithonia Dec. 5. In

Coping in the time of COVID

November 24, 2020November 18, 2020 Kathy Mitchell 0 Comments Business, Massage Associates of Atlanta

Massage therapist says, ‘We’re still here’ Cindy Farrar, owner of Massage Associates of Atlanta in Tucker, said when she was

Credit union opens larger Decatur branch with additional amenities

August 28, 2020August 27, 2020 Kathy Mitchell 0 Comments Business, Decatur, Delta Community Bank

When Delta Community Credit Union opened its new Decatur branch location earlier this month, an area resident was waiting to

Women share business stories, tips at monthly roundtable

November 15, 2019November 14, 2019 Kathy Mitchell 0 Comments Business, DeKalb, Fabric Studio, Fashion Institute of Technology, Quinay Baker, Women

When Quinay Baker was working in the fabric industry in New York City she noticed a busload of women who

Barbecue restaurant ready to compete for hungry Atlantans

September 26, 2017September 21, 2017 Kathy Mitchell 0 Comments Business, Cierra More, City Barbeque, Frank Pizzo, Georgia, ItsInTheChampion, Karyn Wise, local, News

As Ohio-based City Barbeque opens its first Georgia restaurant this month in Decatur it faces serious competition. The 404 and

Business is popping at a new North DeKalb Mall store

December 21, 2012December 20, 2012 Kathy Mitchell 1 Comment Business, Champion Newspaper, Devon's Gourmet Popcorn, North DeKalb Mall, Popcorn

When Barbara Carrothers lived in Chicago, her favorite snack was flavored popcornâa popular offering in the area. When her corporate