Good morning, Decatur.

Vero Pizzeria introduced a new pizza named after Good Day Atlanta’s Paul Milliken on Friday, Feb.

13 — a unique flavor designed for local taste buds. The restaurant invites community members to try the creation.

A local consumer group in Decatur warns residents to check online contacts carefully to avoid romance scams this Valentine's Day weekend (advising verification of profiles before sharing money or personal details).

Stone Mountain resident Jamelia Potter was crowned United States of America's Ms. Georgia 2026 and will represent Georgia at the national pageant, which values intellect and community involvement over physical appearance.

She uses her platform Curves of Courage to boost confidence while working at the DeKalb County School District.

After canceling its Oakhurst parade, the Mead Road Mardi Gras board lets the community celebrate at the Fare Thee Well Ball at Moonshadow Tavern in Tucker tonight to support youth music education.

Celebrations feature a $25+ event in Stonecrest on Feb. 18 and a Kirkwood parade on Feb. 28.

Valentine’s Day lets Decatur residents show love today by volunteering, writing letters to seniors, or enjoying local treats.

Retail spending is expected to be high, pointing to a warm community spirit.

Carter G. Woodson, known as the Father of Black History Month, was born in 1875 and worked as a teacher, historian, and advocate for recognizing Black contributions—his legacy led to the creation of Negro History Week in 1926, later evolving into today's month-long celebrations in Decatur.

The DeKalb County School District will close more than two dozen schools in coming years due to falling enrollment that began during COVID-19.

Officials say the changes will affect local education.

Stephenson High School junior wrestler Badesire Lubala made history when he pinned Calvary Day School’s Brexton Bell for the gold medal at the GHSA State Wrestling Championships on Feb.

12 at the Morrow Center - his win came after a car accident ended his sophomore season.

Chamblee Bulldogs beat Dunwoody 71-62 on Feb.

10 in Chamblee (Ryan McCord scored 24 points) as they advance to face No. 3 ranked Woodward on Feb. 13 at 8:30 p.m. Decatur Bulldogs also won 56-43 over Arabia Mountain after a strong fourth-quarter run.

Dr. Jackson & Friends Live

7-10 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $23.37 — Experience the dynamic jazz reimaginings by Tyrone Jackson and his eclectic band.

Hudson Macready & Emmy Moyen Live

7-9 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $20.03 — Experience live music from talented musicians Hudson Macready and Emmy Moyen in an intimate setting.

Candlelight Concert: Queen vs. ABBA

8:45-9:44 p.m. — The Chapel on Sycamore — Ticketed entry — Experience the magic of live music featuring the hits of Queen and ABBA in an enchanting candlelit setting.

Frau Troffea Live Performance

6-8 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $23.37 — Experience the unique sounds of Frau Troffea, a collaborative band rooted in expression and freedom.

Austin Brown: Ain't Done Dreamin' Tour

7-10 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $32.26 — Experience the rising country star Austin Brown live in an intimate setting at Eddie's Attic.

Jordan Rainer Live Concert

7-9 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $32.26 — Experience the unique rock edge to country music with award-winning singer-songwriter Jordan Rainer.

Djoli Kelen Black History African Dance and Drum Fest

10 a.m. - 10 p.m. — Moving in the Spirit — Cost TBA — Celebrate African traditions through dance, drumming, and cultural exchange.

Tyson Leamon with Special Guest Rye Davis

6-9 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — $32.26 — Experience the soulful gospel-country sound of Tyson Leamon alongside special guest Rye Davis at this intimate venue.

The Platonics@Zone of Light Studio

Band event featuring The Platonics at Zone of Light Studio

The Platonics@Zone of Light Studio

Band event featuring The Platonics at Zone of Light Studio

Award‑Winning The Reverón Piano Trio Perform at Agnes Scott, March 4

The Kirk Fund at Agnes Scott College is thrilled to welcome the internationally acclaimed Reverón Piano Trio as the 2026 International Artists‑in‑Residence, March 2–4. Known for their “truthful, organic sound of excellent quality” (Melómano Magazine, Spain) and performances that “exude virtuosity” (El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico), the Trio is reshaping the landscape of chamber music through their championing of underrepresented Latin American repertoire.