Good morning, Decatur.

A water main break on Midway Road in the Belvedere Park neighborhood cut water service to homes Friday morning as crews shut off the main at 2:30 a.m. — the road remains closed while repairs continue.

Officially named superintendent last month, Dr. Norman Sauce is set to address redistricting, school safety improvements, and teacher retention as declining enrollment raises concerns about school closures.

District planners will begin community input for assignment adjustments in early 2027.

Water was restored in a Decatur neighborhood after an overnight break on Midway Road in Belvedere Park, as county crews repaired the 6-inch main by 1 p.m. on Friday.

A year-long replacement project is underway to upgrade the aging system, though discolored water may still appear for residents.

A dead raccoon tested positive for rabies near Meadow Rock Drive in unincorporated Stone Mountain on Friday, Oct.

16 — county officials advise residents to keep pets vaccinated, avoid outdoor feeding stations and report any bites to animal control.

Atlanta Dream are in the WNBA Finals, and fans are excited to support the team despite scarce tickets at State Farm Arena — available seats are limited and can cost over $100.

Decatur locals can also join watch parties at Jolene Jolene in Kirkwood as the finals continue.