Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Decatur.
Kiss My Gritz Breakfast House relocated and now offers a fresh menu at its new spot (featuring a mix of classic and updated dishes) for local customers.
The restaurant’s approach aims to draw fans seeking a twist on their favorite breakfast treats.
DeKalb County selected local artist Richard Martin to design a public art cow sculpture that celebrates the county’s rich heritage + vibrant future.
The durable fiberglass piece will showcase the area’s agricultural roots and community creativity with more details coming soon.
DeKalb County celebrated National Public Lands Day with a sustainable fashion show and festival on Saturday, Sept.
26 at Constitution Lakes Park. The event featured environmental stations, heritage trails, and community partnerships as part of Atlanta Sustainable Fashion Week.
Decatur High School and the Decatur Career Academy launched Georgia's first work-based learning real estate program for high school students on Tuesday, Sept.
29. The program gives students practical experience and local insight in real estate.
City Schools of Decatur is hosting listening sessions for parents to meet with the superintendent.
The sessions will be held at local school sites soon to invite community input.
DeKalb County approved a land disturbance permit that clears the way for a $53 million renovation converting the vacant Presidential Hotel into 282 apartments.
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