Dunwoody residents voiced their concerns about the construction of new green spaces and current financial shortfalls at the May 13th Dunwoody City Council meeting
Gov. Kemp recently visited the Clarkston campus of Georgia Piedmont Techinical College alongside Johnston Controls to explore the impact of the company's investment in the school's programs as well as to reaffirm the importance of helping Georgia residents to develop the skills necessary to obtain skilled tech jobs
A comparison of 182 cities by WalletHub found that Atlanta ranked #1 for best city in which to start a career based on multiple factors such as: starting salary, number of entry level jobs available, and workforce diversity.
The Community Assistance Center (CAC), which provides basic needs assistance for Sandy Springs and Dunwoody area residents, announces that its food assistance efforts continue to have significant positive impact on local families. A recent analysis shows that the average family of four is receiving food worth almost $800 per month through CAC’s supplemental food program.
How do you put a cost to a community when homes are not owned by people but by corporations? Georgia Tech Professor Brian An looked into that issue as part of a recent study
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Georgia District Office announced the National Small Business Week (NSBW) 2024 Award Winners, including Small Business Person of the Year, Exporter of the Year, and other small business owners throughout Georgia.
May marks the start of the summer season for Dunwoody Parks and Recreation. Many events and programs are back by popular demand, but we’re also introducing some new ones this year.
