Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of October.
Good morning, Decatur.
🏘️ Community
Decaturish editor Dano explained that limited resources make it hard to cover education stories and other local issues.
Today the team is running its fall fundraiser and aims to raise $70,000 to keep quality local journalism alive — meeting the community's needs.
Coach Linda Hindsman Lowery, nearly 75, remains active, racing and jumping in indoor and outdoor meets while inspiring athletes after decades coaching Avondale.
She is set to compete in March in Gainesville and will reconnect with her former students at an upcoming reunion (her legacy continues to uplift the community).
📰 Economy
A National Retail Federation survey shows Halloween spending remains strong despite rising prices as shoppers plan ahead by reusing costumes and hunting for deals; local spots like Taj Ma-Hound pet bakery (Decatur) and Rreal Tacos now offer seasonal treats and themed drinks.
🎓 Education
The Global Village Project opened a new campus in Decatur for refugee girls with the nation's only middle school dedicated solely to them — a move that doubles the class size from 45 to 100.
🏈 Sports
A devoted Atlanta Dream super fan in Decatur said he is excited about the team’s chances in the WNBA Finals, showing strong local support.
His confident view—reflecting community passion—is shared by many fans here.
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