Author: Zoe Seiler
Decatur, GA — Decatur Police responded to an armed robbery on Friday, July 23, at about 1:13 p.m. in the 100 block of Kirk Crossing Drive. The police department believes this incident is related to ...
Decatur, GA — Breakfast is being served again at the Waffle House on North McDonough Street. After being closed for about a year, the location reopened this week and has welcomed customers back into the dining ...
Decatur, GA — The Refugee Women’s Network will soon have a new home at the Williams Cottage at Legacy Park in Decatur. Wild Nest will also soon occupy Hemphill Cottage at the park as the Legacy ...
This story has been updated. Decatur, GA — Decatur Police have identified the suspect vehicle that was involved in a carjacking that occurred on Thursday, July 22, in the 100 block of Mimosa Place. The vehicle ...
Decatur, GA — DeKalb County Commissioner Lorraine Cochran-Johnson and Stonecrest Councilman Robert Turner will host the second annual Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive on Saturday, July 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at ...
Decatur, GA — The city of Decatur is modifying its pool schedules beginning Aug. 2, due to a national lifeguard shortage, according to an announcement from the city. On weekdays, Ebster Pool will be open ...
Avondale Estates, GA — The Avondale Alliance for Racial Justice has rescheduled their Juneteenth celebration and announced “Unity in Diversity” celebration that will be held on Saturday, Aug. 7, from noon to 2 p.m. at ...
Atlanta, GA — Druid Hills resident Tanya Washington lost her father earlier this year to COVID-19, despite him being fully vaccinated. He followed COVID-19 protocols, but an unvaccinated coworker exposed him to the deadly California ...
Decatur, GA — The Indigo Girls will headline the Amplify Decatur Music Festival in October on the Decatur Square, Amplify My Community announced in a press release. Tickets are currently on sale. To purchase tickets, ...
Atlanta, GA — The state of Georgia as of July 21 has recorded 914,984 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 18,644 confirmed deaths. As of July 21, there have been 66,175 hospitalizations, 11,271 ICU admissions, 238,080 ...
