Good morning, Decatur.

Legendary coach Buck Godfrey passed away on Aug.

1 after leading Southwest DeKalb to a state title and 13 region championships while helping many students earn college scholarships, leaving a lasting impact on the community.

Challenges Games and Comics has found a new home at Northlake Festival Shopping Center on Lavista Road in Tucker after receiving notice to leave Northlake Mall.

Owner Antonio Cade secured extra time (after three years at the mall) and customers helped raise funds to cover moving expenses.

Decatur Community Players is relocating to the former SoulShine building at 525 W.

Howard Ave — expanding from 3,000 to 8,000 sqft with new theater, dance, and studio spaces. Its first show is set for December and the move will complete by January.

Charlaye D., a DeKalb student battling sickle cell disease, got a $25,000 scholarship from the Panda Cares Scholarship Program to help pay for college starting this fall.

She will follow a pre-med track to care for others with sickle cell disease when she attends medical school.

DeKalb County officials are set to debate a proposed unauthorized camping ordinance as community concerns intensify — further details will be shared soon.

Health officials confirmed a dead bat found along Terry Mill Road tested positive for rabies on Friday — prompting them to advise pet owners to keep vaccinations current and report any wild animal encounters.

The Braves host the Dodgers at Truist Park today in a three game series as they try to extend their NL East lead+ local fans can expect competitive play and top baseball at the park.

With 31 games left, the Braves have limited time to get injured pitchers ready for postseason play.

Manager Walt Weiss said Robert Suarez nears bullpen work (after 15 days out) and Reynaldo Lopez will pitch 65 rehab pitches Friday, but he doubts Schwellenbach, Strider and Waldrep will return in time.