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The program began in 1967 when Georgia’s first professional soccer team, the Atlanta Chiefs, approached the Decatur YMCA to help organize soccer clinics for young players.
The mayor said the change is expected to appear in mailing systems in the coming weeks.
Kemp says he’s suspended the 33-cent tax in the past to provide relief to Georgia drivers.
The DeKalb County School Board has approved an architect to lead the modernization of Druid Hills High School.
The space was also created to help artists gain more visibility.
The exhibit highlights the personal stories behind the overdose crisis.
Georgia’s aerospace sector is one of the largest and fastest-growing in the nation.
The program runs through March 31.
Developers say the project is one of the first full redevelopments of a former urban mall in Georgia.
Coffee drinkers, spend 16 minutes making and enjoying their morning brew.
Pullman Yards owner Adam Rosenfelt says the goal is to offer a mix of experiences.
The super-computer coming to campus will be equipped to handle AI and create access to cutting edge resources.
Sen. Brian Strickland is the sponsor of Rio’s Law and says he knows first hand how beneficial the bill is.
Bryan Dinner, founder and CEO of Undaunted Robotic Securities, says the robotic dogs are being used at apartment complexes in DeKalb County and downtown Atlanta.