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New public art project brings painted cows to DeKalb
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (598+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta Friday, Sept. 11 — Today is the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The attacks left 2,977 people dead and thousands more injured. A quarter of a century later, we remember the victims and the ongoing impact the tragedy…...
Preserving The Past: A log cabin for the history books
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (890+ words) Log cabin in route to its new home. It was previously located on the campus of Milton High School. Today in Georgia, the FFA has more than 390 local chapters in middle and high schools, more than 80,000 students and 700 agricultural teachers....
Cambridge High student creates app to fight food waste
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (472+ words) MILTON, Ga. — Agasthya Chava, a 10th grader at Cambridge High School, created a phone app after noticing how forgotten groceries can lead to unnecessary food waste in families' homes. The app is called FreshTrack, and it is designed to help users…...
Sunshine Artist Top 200 list includes local art festival
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (269+ words) A Dunwoody Art Festival attendee admires a hummingbird-shaped light catcher for sale at a vendor booth at the 2025 Dunwoody Art Festival. Sunshine Artist magazine recently ranked the festival as one of the country’s most profitable markets for artists and craftspeople....
Inside Constance Thalken's Whitespace Gallery talk
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (141+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta Here’s some of what was shared. Thalken was calling the project “Fragments of an Elegy” until a workshop audience reacted poorly to the title. Stuck for a replacement, she and a friend looked into alligator…...
Anonymous $150k donation secures reopening of Tucker's American Legion Post 207
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (316+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta More than seven years after a fire destroyed American Legion Post #207 in Tucker, the community space dedicated to fostering connection among veterans will reopen later this year after an anonymous $150,000 donation. In three months, the…...
🚶🏽 Where the sidewalk ends
1+ week, 2+ day ago (853+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta Cheers to year one Friday, Sep. 4 — It’s Rough Draft Sandy Springs’ one-year anniversary! Thanks to everyone who has been with us from the start and those who have joined us along the way. We would…...
New exhibit invites Johns Creek to think beyond borders
1+ week, 2+ day ago (652+ words) “Thread That Pulls Too Tight” by Reinilda Blair was inspired by the Dominican artist’s memories of having her hair fixed during her childhood. JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — A woman with a skin of green leaves detangles an exasperated Black girl’s hair....
Norcross branch to celebrate fifth anniversary with October carnival festival
1+ week, 4+ day ago (546+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta Norcross Branch Manager Joshua Beasley, leading one of 15 Gwinnett County Public Library locations, shared updates on the city’s centrally located media center at an Aug. 26 PDC community forum. Beasley said the Norcross Branch will celebrate…...
5 things about Callanwolde's new executive director Jason Martin
1+ week, 4+ day ago (254+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta Callanwolde Fine Arts Center has a new leader. Jason Martin took over as executive director effective Aug. 31. He succeeds Andrew Keenan, who retired after nine years leading the organization. Martin steps into the role as…...