Avondale Estates
By Zoe Seiler, contributor Over the past several months, the city of Avondale Estates has worked with the Carl Vinson Institute at the University of Georgia to conduct a compensation and classification study for ...
Robert McKenzie, a known sexual predator who is alleged to have harassed numerous women in the area, has been spotted in the area again. Decatur Police on Jan. 21 arrested him on a charge of ...
A popular local choir isn’t in perfect harmony this month following the departure of long-time assistant director Tama McGee. McGee, who had been with the Avondale Children’s Choir for 10 years, said she was ...
Fifty promising small businesses have been selected for the 2020 Start:ME Accelerator program, a free, intensive, 14-session business training program from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, according to a press release from the program. ...
Avondale Estates will host its next zoning planning workshop this Thursday, Jan. 16, at Avondale’s City Hall. City Hall is located at 21 N Avondale Plaza, Avondale Estates, GA 30002. As the city begins ...
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The DeKalb County School District (DCSD) has opened its enrollment period for next year’s School Choice programs, according to a DCSD press release. The window for open enrollment for DCSD’s School Choice programs for ...
The Avondale Estates City Commission held a swearing-in ceremony during a special called meeting on Jan. 6. Municipal Court Judge Stephen Nicholas swore in the city’s newest commissioner, Dee Merriam. Mayor Jonathan Elmore and ...
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