The Hosea Road railroad crossing in Lawrenceville will completely shut down for four days starting September 16, forcing residents to find alternate routes during the workweek. What It Means For You: If you regularly use Hosea Road, you’ll need to plan a different route from Tuesday through Saturday, as no vehicles will be able to […]
Former DeKalb Jailer Arrested For Smuggling Drugs Into County Jail
A 24-year-old former detention officer at DeKalb County Jail was arrested last week on multiple felony charges after allegedly attempting to bring illegal drugs into the facility. What It Means For You: This arrest is part of ongoing efforts to maintain security in local detention facilities, which directly impacts public safety in DeKalb County communities. […]
Pebblebrook High School Student Fatally Stabbed Over Weekend
Mableton is grieving the loss of 17-year-old Pebblebrook High School student David Daniel, who died after being stabbed by a 16-year-old over the weekend. The assailant has been arrested. What It Means For You: Families with students at Pebblebrook High School can access additional counseling services that have been made available at the school to […]
North Georgia State Fair Returns: What You Need to Know
The North Georgia State Fair is back September 18 through 28, bringing rides, food, and entertainment to Cobb County residents with a welcome change — free parking for all attendees. What It Means For You: Fair visitors will save on parking costs this year while enjoying attractions including motocross, monster trucks, bull riding, and racing […]
Teen Shot Near Albany State University
A 17-year-old girl was shot near Albany State University’s East Campus, prompting a temporary campus lockdown that has since been lifted. What It Means For You: Albany residents can resume normal activities around the university area now that the lockdown has ended, though police are still investigating the incident. What’s Happening: The teenage victim is […]
Judge Rules Georgia Residents Who Sued Rivian Won’t Pay $350,000
Morgan County residents who sued to stop the Rivian electric vehicle plant won’t have to pay the state’s legal bills, a judge ruled. What It Means For You: If you’re concerned about government projects in your community, this ruling helps protect your right to challenge them in court without facing massive financial penalties. What’s Happening: […]
Cobb School District Responds to Charlie Kirk Comments By Teachers
The Cobb County School District released the following statement on comments made by teachers about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The Cobb County School District has been informed by parents about social media posts made by Cobb employees appearing to celebrate the death of Charlie Kirk. These are incredibly rare instances and do not reflect […]
Cobb County Inmate Dies in Custody
The Cobb County Sheriff’s Office reports that Kaleb Anderson, age 40, died on Saturday, Sept. 13, while he was receiving treatment. Anderson was transported to Kennestone Hospital shortly upon being booked into the Adult Detention Center, where he received care for liver disease. He remained under hospital care until his passing. The official cause of […]
Reminder: Gwinnett Schools Have a Digital Learning Day Friday
Gwinnett County students will learn from home Friday, but they won’t miss out on school nutrition thanks to a special meal delivery service. What’s Happening Gwinnett County Public Schools has scheduled a Digital Learning Day for all students on Friday, September 19. While students won’t attend in-person classes, they’ll still need to complete assignments through […]
Georgia Gas Prices Drop as Fall Weather Arrives
Georgia drivers are catching a break at the pump as gas prices continue their downward trend. The state average for regular unleaded now sits at $2.89 per gallon—a welcome relief as we head into autumn. What’s Behind the Drop? “With cooler weather and lower demand, gas prices are starting to ease,” explains Montrae Waiters, spokeswoman […]
