Dena Mellick
By Dena Mellick, Associate Editor There’s a new top cat in town … or at least at the Decatur retail store Sq/Ft. Sushi Roll is a tiny black and white kitten that Sq/Ft co-owner Santi ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor An Atlanta technology company has chosen Decatur’s Wylde Center as the location for the launch of its hyperlocal food app. Local Roots, headquartered in Buckhead’s Atlanta Tech Village, connects home ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor Earth Fare, an organic and natural foods grocery store, is opening in Emory Point on Wednesday, July 8. Decaturish got a look at the new store Tuesday, as final preparations ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor The owners of Twain’s have unveiled the new name of Suburban Lanes Bowling Alley, which they have purchased. The new bowling alley will be called The Comet Pub & Lanes. ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor An indoor cycling studio is opening in Decatur this summer, and the owners say it will be much more than just a gym. Owners Emily Kinley and Laura Wheeler describe ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor A growing Decatur technology company is asking for some hometown help to win a small business grant contest. Gradschoolmatch.com applied for a $100,000 Chase Bank Mission Main Street grant. TJ ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor The location is set for the return of the Decatur Dairy Queen in a new mixed-use development currently under construction. Dairy Queen will be located along East Trinity Place near ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor A Decatur teacher is setting out on an epic adventure – to hike the 2,200 mile Appalachian Trail with her husband and her dog. Natalie Brett, 29, taught science to ...
By Dena Mellick, Associate editor Are people who live in the same neighborhood attracted to similar scents? That question is what led Mama Bath + Body owner Emilie Sennebogen Bryant to come up with specific ...
This story has been updated. By Dena Mellick, Associate editor Suburban Lanes Bowling Alley, once in danger of closing permanently, has been sold to new owners. What’s more, those owners are quite familiar with doing business in ...