Good morning, Decatur.

Decaturish is hosting its Fall Fundraiser today to support local journalism amid digital revenue challenges; the effort aims to exceed last year’s $70,000 record + sustain quality, free news for all readers.

Inland Foods in Tucker and New York’s Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyors have partnered to offer premium beef selections to local restaurants, markets, and butcher shops across the Southeast.

The new assortment (including filets, ribeye, and porterhouses) gives chefs flexible case sizes for easy inventory management.

Outkast and Waffle House have partnered on a merch drop launching today in Decatur + blending music and diner culture for local fans, while comedian Druski is honored by Time magazine as a rising star.

Tomorrow, the Taste of Ukraine Cultural Festival fundraiser will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. at North Decatur Presbyterian Church—featuring Ukrainian cuisine, music, dancing, an auction, and a market with proceeds aiding humanitarian projects in Ukraine and family activities offered.

DeKalb County School District and City Schools of Decatur reported record graduation rates on Sept.

28. DCSD reached 83.3 percent and Decatur High School posted a 96.6 percent rate—with about 500 seniors graduating, marking steady gains in student achievement.

MARTA discontinued the See + Say app on Oct.

1 and now directs riders to use its updated main app to report safety concerns + suspicious activity, maintenance issues and broken equipment.

Yesterday, the Atlanta Dream advanced to the 2026 WNBA Semifinals after defeating the Washington Mystics — marking their first postseason series win since 2016 and first semifinal appearance since 2018.

Game 3 of the NL Wild Card series took place on Thursday at 8:15 p.m. at Truist Park — the winning team will travel to Los Angeles to face the Dodgers in a best-of-five series on Saturday.

A group of seniors who have played baseball every Thursday at Medlock Park for 15 years is recruiting new players for a planned senior league; leaders Paul and Sally want to form two or three teams and have added new players since Sept.

30.