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City Schools of Decatur to build new early learning center on Electric Avenue
City Schools of Decatur is in the early stages of making plans to build a new early childhood learning center on Electric Avenue, across the street from the Wilson Center. The Decatur School Board received on update on the project during its retreat on Aug. 20. The school district is working with Candor & Company and Legacy 33 on the construction plans.
Man Critically Injured in Shooting on Atlanta Interstate Exit Ramp, Causing Traffic Delays
A violent incident occurred on an Atlanta interstate last night, leaving a man with life-threatening injuries. The DeKalb County Police Department reported that they were summoned to the scene after receiving a call about a person suffering from a gunshot wound on the exit ramp from Interstate 285 southbound to Interstate 20 eastbound. According to FOX 5 Atlanta, the shooting took place just before 11 p.m., and the injured man was promptly transported to an area hospital for medical attention.
Residents agree North Springs MARTA Corridor needs greenspace, walkability
Sandy Springs residents expressed their support for the proposed greenspace and transit-oriented development at the North Springs MARTA Station, but also expressed concerns about the number of trees that would be cut down for the project. The post Residents agree North Springs MARTA Corridor needs greenspace, walkability appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Atlanta Food & Wine Festival returns to Old Fourth Ward Park on Sept. 12-15
For its 13th year, the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival (AFWF) returns to celebrate “Big Top Bazaar” style with a weekend of curated, ringmaster-led dining experiences, cooking demos and carnival-themed Tasting Tents from Thursday, Sept. 12 through Sunday, Sept. 15. The festival is once again begin held in Historic Fourth Ward Park, and will feature a collection of the […] The post Atlanta Food & Wine Festival returns to Old Fourth Ward Park on Sept. 12-15 appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
A trip down memory lane: Recapping Georgia football's 2023 season
Before Georgia football takes the gridiron Aug. 31 for its season-opening game against Clemson, here’s a lookback on its 2023 campaign. The Bulldogs left their expectations of a three-peat unfilled but set the stage for the future. Home, sweet home. Georgia opened the 2023 season with a couple of...
Bulldogs Now - Catching Up with
When the Dawgs kickoff next week against Clemson two players in particular will be key in ensuring a Georgia victory: Center Jared Wilson and edge rusher Mykel Williams. Mykel is poised for a big-time season after switching to a more versatile role. Jared will be replacing longtime starting center Sedrick Van Pran.
The 2024-25 Non-Conference Schedule For Georgia Bulldogs Men's Basketball Released
The Georgia Bulldogs will host 19 games – 18 regular-season contests and a preseason exhibition – at Stegeman Coliseum during the 2024-25 men's basketball season. Georgia's non-conference schedule was announced, following the release of the Bulldogs' SEC slate earlier this week. Georgia will christen the regular season by...
The Atlanta News Quiz for August 24
It’s time to test your knowledge with this week’s Atlanta News Quiz! Click here to play, and please let us know how you do by sharing on Instagram, Facebook, or X @RoughDraftATL. This week’s quiz is sponsored by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Hear Us Out at Piedmont Park The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returns to Piedmont Park at […] The post The Atlanta News Quiz for August 24 appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Saturday's Report: HS football, HS scores, Henley at BMW; Falcons ouch, Tech vs. FSU in Dublin, Braves win; MLB, more college football, gambling, golf, NFL
📰S📰C📰O📰R📰E📰B📰O📰A📰R📰D. Houston County 3, Colquitt County 2; Houston County 8, North Cobb Christian 3. Valwood 2, Stratford 0 (25-17. 25-20) For the second straight day, Russell Henley opened with a birdie on a par 5. Then he followed up with...
VP Harris and Gov. Walz to campaign in Ga. next week
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) -Building off of the momentum of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz will kick off a bus tour in Georgia on Wednesday. This is the first time the Vice President and Governor Walz will campaign together in Georgia. The swing through South Georgia will […]
Meet David Shanahan: Georgia Tech’s Irish Punter Making History
David Shanahan, Georgia Tech's punter, is set to make history as the first native of Ireland awarded a full college football scholarship in the U.S. He’ll have a rare opportunity to play at Aviva Stadium in Dublin during the matchup against Florida State, adding personal significance as he returns to his homeland. Shanahan's journey began with Gaelic football and rugby in Ireland, leading him to American football through the Prokick Australia program. His performance has been solid, averaging over 42 yards per punt last season, including a standout 71-yard kick in his freshman year.
Sequoyah Middle Student Wins Award For AI Project
The Clayton County Board of Education recently recognized Sequoyah Middle School eighth grader Jaidyn Lee, who won the grand prize from the United Way of Greater Atlanta’s annual STEMUp event. Lee’s idea for an AI facial recognition software machine aims to streamline the school entry process, enhancing security and saving valuable time for students and staff. To earn the $10,000 grand prize, he presented this idea at the live competition. Pictured during the Aug. 5 School Board meeting are School Board members Sabrina Hill and Joy Tellis Cooper, Superintendent Dr. Anthony Smith, Lee and School Board Chair Jessie Goree.
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