Residents in parts of DeKalb County are being urged to boil their water before use, following a water main break that temporarily dropped system pressure below safe levels. What’s Happening: The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management has issued a boil water advisory for areas bounded by Moreland Avenue, Candler Street, Clairemont Avenue, Mason Mill, […]
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Discover Dawsonville: The Birthplace of Stock Car Racing
Dawsonville is a town deeply rooted in racing culture, with a history tied to moonshine runners and the birth of stock car racing. Today, the city blends its storied past with new ways for visitors to connect with its legacy. In the 1930s, the residents of Dawsonville turned to moonshine production as a way to […]
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Meet The New Marietta High School Football Coach, Cameron Duke
There’s a new coach for the Marietta Blue Devils football team, and he’s no stranger to success. Cameron Duke, a seasoned coach with more than 21 years of experience, is bringing his winning formula to Marietta High School. The Marietta City School Board made it official Tuesday night, unanimously approving Duke’s appointment. Coach Duke, his […]
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Here Are Brian Kemp’s Top Priorities for Georgia in 2025
Governor Brian Kemp is calling for sweeping changes in education, workforce development, and infrastructure to ensure Georgia remains a national leader in business and opportunity. Speaking at the Georgia Chamber’s Eggs and Issues breakfast, Kemp laid out his agenda for the 2025 legislative session, outlining how these efforts could impact everyday Georgians. Workforce Development for […]
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Key Term: Tort
Key Term: TortA tort is a type of wrong that is not related to a contract and can lead to someone being held legally responsible. It happens when a person’s actions or carelessness cause harm or loss to someone else, and the person who got hurt can ask for money or help to make things […]
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Marietta Wants Out of State Property Tax Cap: Here’s Why
Marietta residents could lose the property tax protections they just voted for. The city is looking at opting out of Georgia’s new property tax cap, which limits increases in property taxes to the rate of inflation. Voters passed the cap in November with overwhelming support, but Marietta leaders are now pushing to bypass it. Under […]
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How to Get a Front Yard Tree in Dunwoody
The City of Dunwoody has partnered with Trees Atlanta for the third consecutive year to plant up to 80 shade trees in front yards throughout the community. The program, designed to enhance the city’s tree canopy, is open to property owners on a first-come, first-served basis. “The Front Yard Tree Program by Trees Atlanta has […]
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Lawrenceville Police Welcome First Community Wellness Dog
The Lawrenceville Police Department has unveiled a first for Gwinnett County: K9 Rowan, a 7-month-old Goldendoodle, is joining the force as a Community Wellness Dog. This initiative is a bold step to improve mental health support for first responders and deepen connections between police and the community. What’s Happening: K9 Rowan, nicknamed “Ro,” is a […]
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Monroe County May Reverse Voter-Approved Property Tax Cap
Residents of Monroe County will have a chance to speak out about a big decision on property taxes. County leaders are thinking about opting out of House Bill 581, called the “Save Our Homes Act,” even though voters approved it in November. What’s Happening: House Bill 581 is a new law that limits how much […]
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Traffic Alert: All Lanes Blocked on I-20 East in DeKalb County Due to Crash
Traffic is at a standstill this morning in DeKalb County. A crash has completely blocked all lanes on Interstate 20 East at Panola Road, near mile marker 71.4. What’s Happening: Authorities report that the crash has caused significant delays in the area. The estimated time to clear the lanes is set for around 9:15 a.m. […]