DeKalb Daily Chronicle
DeKalb named ‘Purple Heart City’
The city of DeKalb and DeKalb County governments are gaining national recognition for their efforts to honor military personnel wounded or killed in action, according to a news release.
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1mDeKalb author, artist to host public readings June 18
DeKalb-area author and artist Kyle L. White is inviting the community to a public reading of his new book “Just Out There Somewhere: Thoughts About Moving On.”
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2mDeKalb library to offer piggy bank decoration program June 16
The DeKalb Public Library will offer a program for children ages 3 to 10 to decorate a piggy bank.
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2mDeKalb County United to offer youth soccer clinic July 11
DeKalb County United will offer a youth soccer clinic for children ages five to 13 at WNIJ Hola’s Familia Fest on July 11.
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4mDeKalb guard LeMarrio Moore bulks up for varsity push
LeMarrio Moore spent the offseason in the weight room getting stronger for a reason: DeKalb basketball needs him. The rising junior is one of only three main varsity-experienced players back after a 13-19 season. Summer league is showing promise.
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2mConstruction equipment dealer to open new spot in DeKalb
Atlas Bobcat, a dealer for new and used construction equipment, will soon relocate to a new spot down the road from its current location along Lincoln Highway in DeKalb, a company employee confirmed Monday.