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Crowning the women of ‘NU AFRICANS’ at Hammonds House
Artist Maurice Evans and sculptor Grace Kisa transform women into regal goddesses in 'NU AFRICANS,' a powerful exhibition celebrating the beauty and strength of the Black feminine form.
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6mSandy Springs selects developer to lead city's downtown expansion
The Sandy Springs City Council voted unanimously to proceed with land sale negotiations for a 5.5-acre municipal property to expand the City Springs 2.0 downtown district, featuring a multi-family complex, retail spaces, and a boutique hotel.
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5mCity Springs intersection awaits underground utility relocations
Sandy Springs completed its $18 million Mount Vernon Highway project while proposing new infrastructure improvements for the upcoming TSPLOST renewal referendum.
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3mSavannah Pride Festival returns to Forsyth Park on Oct. 24
Savannah Pride Festival returns to Forsyth Park on October 24th, celebrating community and "Chosen Family" with a full day of entertainment, vendors, and support for LGBTQIA+ individuals.
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5mEileen Braun goes big in ‘Pumped UP’ at Gallery 100
Atlanta sculptor Eileen Braun transforms industrial salvaged materials into vibrant, large-scale works of art in her new exhibition, Pumped UP, showcasing a bold evolution toward color and texture.
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5mDeKalb Superintendent discusses Dunwoody High School water, HVAC issues
DeKalb County Schools Superintendent Norman C. Sauce met with Dunwoody High School stakeholders to address recent system malfunctions involving HVAC failures and contaminated water that led to a temporary shift to remote learning.