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Gov. Kemp will not call special session on redistricting, governor’s powers
Governor Brian Kemp commits to a smooth transition following recent election results, pledging not to call a special session while emphasizing the need for Republican introspection.
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3mSandy Springs to replace 20-year-old system with Salesforce
The Sandy Springs City Council approved a five-year, $1.93 million contract with Salesforce and a $711,750 setup contract with StackNexus to replace its aging resident services platform with an AI-integrated system starting after New Year's.
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2mStillFire Brewery holds grand opening celebrations in Tucker Nov. 6-8
StillFire Brewing is scheduled to celebrate the grand opening of its third location in Tucker with a three-day event featuring live music, food, and giveaways from Nov. 6 to 8.
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5mJeff Allen secures 69% of vote to rejoin Norcross City Council
Jeff Allen won a special election for the Norcross City Council, according to unofficial results, defeating former Mayor Bucky Johnson with approximately 69% of the vote.
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3mBentley Hudgins wins historic election as Georgia's first transgender lawmaker
Bentley Hudgins made history by becoming the first openly transgender and Japanese-American official elected to the Georgia State Legislature after winning the State House District 90 race on Tuesday night.
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4mLocal non-profits offer ways for Tucker residents to give back
Several non-profit organizations and volunteer groups in Tucker offer various ways for residents to support the community through services such as domestic violence assistance, park improvement, hunger relief, and refugee aid.