The ATL, metro Atlanta’s new transit authority has a logo and released conceptual plans for what the regional transit system’s new buses will look like starting next year. The design of the logo resembles both a star and a compass providing clarity and guidance to transit riders. “The new design is for agency use and […]
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Officer involved shooting in Calhoun leads to death of 27-year-old Columbus woman
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating an officer involved shooting that occurred at a BP station in Gordon County that lead to the death of a 27-year-old woman. Here is the timeline of events according to the GBI: At 3 p.m. Tuesday, Calhoun police officer Jeremy Thompson encountered a female at the BP station […]
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Police search for suspect in multiple robberies and a sex act against an elderly woman
The Gwinnett County Police Department Robbery Unit needs your help identifying a man who is targeting a community in unincorporated Snellville. According to police, on three of these occasions, a black male dressed in dark clothing and armed with a handgun robbed food delivery drivers. Police say the suspect would call and make a food […]
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‘Stuff the Bus’ food drive to help seniors this Christmas
District 10 Atlanta City Council member Andrea L. Boone will sponsor a “Stuff the Bus” donation drive in partnership with National Church Residences Atlanta on Tuesday, Dec.18 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Big Bethel Village at 500 Richard Allen Blvd. SW. All donations will be distributed to National Church Residences properties and to […]
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Avondale Estates among Georgia cities encouraging use of See Something, Send Something app
Earlier this year, the State of Georgia launched its participation in See Something, Send Something, a smartphone app that directs citizen concerns to local law enforcement. See Something, Send Something operates nationwide, allowing citizens to report suspicious activity and join in the fight against terrorism and criminal activity. The City of Avondale Estates is participating […]
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Boil Water Advisory in effect for Canton
A boil water advisory is in effect for the following areas near Canton: Oakdale Community, Norton Lakes, Misty Hollow, Cottonwood Creek, Woodlands, Ivey Dr, Sunset, South McCollum, Alexander Ridge and Canterbury Ridge areas for residents, additionally impacting businesses and customers along Marietta Highway from Cherokee High. A water main break is causing water pressure in […]
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Norfolk Southern to build new headquarters in Atlanta
Railway and transportation giant Norfolk Southern will be building a new campus in midtown Atlanta to house its new headquarters. The new campus is expected to create 850 jobs and is an investment of $575 million. Where will it be located?: Norfolk Southern is purchasing property at 650 West Peachtree St. NW in Midtown Atlanta and […]
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Parents approve of new game called ‘Not Parent Approved’ as a way to keep kids off the screen
How many times has a parent told their kid that their words or actions were inappropriate? One hilariously edgy card game is about to give permission for kids to behave, ahem, unbecoming. And almost a dozen toy judges and over 60 mom bloggers wholeheartedly approve! If you need a last-minute holiday gift idea for tweens, who […]
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Roswell Police Chief Rusty Grant to retire
Roswell Police Chief Rusty Grant announced his retirement today, effective December 30. Grant has served as Roswell Police Chief since March 2013. Prior to being appointed Roswell’s Police Chief, Grant served as the City’s Deputy Police Chief. Before coming to Roswell, Grant had more than 30 years of law enforcement experience with the Georgia Bureau […]
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A small earthquake hit north Georgia and the social media reactions were hilarious
No, you weren’t dreaming last night and it wasn’t indigestion that woke you up at 4 a.m. North Georgia did experience an earthquake and typical of other natural disasters that hit the state, Georgians were quick to joke about the less-than-harrowing experience on social media. Before we get to that response, let’s get the news […]