Today
in Decatur
Wednesday, September 24th, 2025
Good morning, Decatur. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 24th of September.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Decatur resident Jasmine Budhwani opened the new Bio Blow Dry Bar in Dunwoody on Sept.12—offering busy women a quick wash and blow dry experience—and she plans to open more salons to create local jobs and partner with community groups. The Champion
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Decatur High School math teacher Courtney Phillips won a $92,000 prize on FOX's The 1% Club game show after competing with two other math teachers, who were eliminated as questions grew tougher. The teachers spent four hours on set preparing and answering rapid questions, and the episode aired July 29. The Champion
- ➤ Agnes Scott College in Decatur will host its annual Women's Global Leadership Conference on Oct. 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event will focus on entrepreneurs and share success stories with keynote speakers Jesslyn Rollins and Nancy Giordano '85 — registration costs $25 for most and free parking is available. Decaturish
- ➤ Several Georgia universities were recognized as top colleges by U.S. News and World Report, with Emory University ranking 24th, Georgia Tech 32nd, and UGA 46th—Spelman College topped HBCUs and Agnes Scott College was named the most innovative school. Atlanta News First
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Spanish journalist Mario Guevara has been held in ICE custody for over 100 days after he was arrested on June 14 while reporting a protest in DeKalb County. His family and the ACLU are calling for his release—ICE denied his bond on July 1 and the deportation case was reopened with a court response due by Oct. 3. FOX 5 Atlanta
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Grief counseling experts, including Denisa Millette of Tucker, say support groups help people cope with loss and ease isolation by offering ways to share memories—options include her eight-week Hummingbird program costing $50—$80 and other groups meeting on Mondays or second Tuesdays for $30—$40 per session. The Champion
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On Monday night, the Braves beat the Nationals 11-5 for their ninth win in a row; Chris Sale earned his first win against Washington while Ronald Acuna Jr. hit a home run. Braves second baseman Ozzie Albies left the game with a fractured hand after fouling off a pitch during batting. Atlanta News First
- ➤ Two weeks ago, junior transfer Zachariah Branch helped Georgia win an overtime game against Tennessee with five catches, including a 36-yard touchdown—an exciting play that boosts the team’s hopes. The Bulldogs will play Alabama Saturday, and both coach Kirby Smart and an Alabama defender say his speed may prove key. WSB-TV
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Fitfo Presents: ANITE IN THE ATTIC
9:15-11:15 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $20.03 — Experience intimate live music and candid artist conversations at this unique showcase.
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The Pink Stones Live Concert
9-11 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $20.03 — Experience a unique blend of music from The Pink Stones as they push traditional boundaries.
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The Ridibund Chamber Music Society Live Performance
2-5 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $26.70 — Experience the unique sounds of The Ridibund Chamber Music Society, born from a pandemic project in Atlanta.
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Comedy Music @ The Attic
9:15-11:15 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — Tickets from $14.46 — An entertaining fusion of folk-rock and rap awaits as Jimmy John Misty and Richie Watkins take the stage.
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The Travelin’ McCourys Live Performance
7 PM – Midnight — Eddie's Attic — Tickets available — Experience the bluegrass talent of the McCoury brothers and their acclaimed band.
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Shinyribs Live at Eddie's Attic
7-9 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $32.26 — Experience the eclectic sounds of Shinyribs, blending groove and subtle poetry.
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