Attention Camden County residents! This is a fantastic opportunity to make a difference in your community. They are currently seeking applicants for the Woodbine Public Library Board of Trustees, a role that allows you to contribute to the growth and development of local library services. If you have a passion for literacy, education, and community service, this could be the perfect position for you. Join others in shaping the future of the Woodbine Public Library and help ensure that it meets the needs of all residents. Interested candidates can learn more and apply online. Don't miss your chance to get involved and serve your community effectively. Visit the link in their bio to apply today!
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Unlock the secrets to success with our upcoming webinar series! This is a golden opportunity for anyone looking to enhance their skills and knowledge. Join industry experts as they share valuable insights and strategies that can elevate your career. Don't miss out on this chance to engage with leaders in the field and expand your professional network.
Unlock the potential of your career with our upcoming workshop designed for aspiring professionals. This event offers valuable insights from industry experts and networking opportunities that can propel your career forward. Don’t miss the chance to gain knowledge that can make a difference in your professional journey. If you missed it, the recording and presentation is in their bio.
Mark your calendars for October 15, 2025, as Fulton County celebrates the Citizens Commission on the Environment day! This day is dedicated to honoring remarkable individuals and organizations committed to environmental excellence, including Keep Roswell Beautiful and Cherry Street Energy. Join in promoting sustainable practices and a greener future for all!
Unlock new opportunities and expand your knowledge with our upcoming event that promises to inspire and educate. Join industry experts as they share insights and strategies designed to elevate your skills and enhance your career. Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded individuals and gain valuable resources that can make a difference in your professional journey.
Breaking News - DeKalb County Board of Commissioners Approves Feasibility Study for Countywide Community Land Trust The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners has approved $122,000 to fund a feasibility study to create a DeKalb County Community Land Trust, a critical step toward expanding affordable housing and promoting equitable development across the county. Community land trusts (CLTs) are nonprofit organizations that acquire and steward land for long-term community benefit. By separating ownership of the land from the ownership of homes built on it, CLTs help stabilize neighborhoods, ensure permanent affordability, and prevent displacement. Homeowners lease the land under their homes at a minimal cost, making homeownership more accessible while keeping housing prices stable for generations. “Establishing a DeKalb County Community Land Trust represents a bold and forward-thinking investment in the stability and sustainability of our communities,” said Commissioner Michelle Long Spears, Presiding Officer of the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners and sponsor of the legislation. “As a proven tool to address the housing crisis, a Community Land Trust will preserve long-term affordability, prevent displacement, and ensure that residents have access to safe, secure housing for generations to come. This initiative reflects our collective commitment to equitable growth and inclusive prosperity. I extend my sincere gratitude to the experts, community partners, and stakeholders whose dedication and collaboration have brought this vision to fruition, strengthening DeKalb County’s ongoing pledge to equity, sustainability, and opportunity for all.”
The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office is proud to recognize the following for September Spotlight of the Month: Assistant Chief J. Casey, Major D. Royal, Lieutenant C. Young, Lieutenant A. Hilliard, Lieutenant J. Smith, Sergeant A. Baker, Corporal S. Santa Maria, Deputy Sheriff Master G. Coward, Deputy Sheriff Senior R. Fluker, Deputy Sheriff Senior K. Carroll, Deputy Sheriff Master A. Booker, Deputy Sheriff Master R. Lewin-Bye, Deputy Sheriff Master K. Little, Deputy Sheriff Master K. Fieldgrove, Deputy Sheriff Master G. Fields, and Deputy Sheriff Master L. Harri. On July 2, 2025, an individual at GJAC suffered cardiac arrest. GCSO Court deputies promptly alerted 911, initiated CPR, and deployed an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). When Fire and Emergency Services arrived, they continued life-saving efforts. As a result, the individual regained a pulse and was subsequently transferred to Northside Gwinnett for advanced cardiac care. GCSO Court deputies were honored by county leaders and Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services for their life-saving response during the medical emergency. This incident is a testament to the commitment and professionalism of our staff and all Gwinnett first responders. We extend our gratitude to Gwinnett Fire Chief Fred Cephas and Northside Hospital’s Chief Operating Officer in Duluth, and Vice President of Physicians Services Jay Dennard for highlighting the commendable service of GCSO and for supporting our shared mission of public service.
Drew's Student Equity Committee stepped up in a major way last week at ASALH Youth Day! 💡 We were honored to take a leadership role at this inspiring celebration of Black history emphasizing the impact of Black labor, held at @morehouse1867. Our students guided attendees through an Equitable Dinners experience, using our Thriving Together Atlanta play to spark deep, meaningful conversations. They expertly facilitated small-group discussions showcasing the incredible leadership, facilitation, and community dialogue skills they've developed through the Youth Equity Incubator. It was a powerful opportunity to engage with educators and community leaders passionate about history and justice. Drew was honored to be invited to participate on this significant public stage! (ASALH: Association for the Study of African American Life and History, founded by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, and the driving force behind the creation of Black History Month continues its mission to preserve and promote African American history and culture at Morehouse College.)
Bryson Park is one of Gwinnett’s true gems. Now it has a safer, smoother gateway. The new Bryson Park/Hood Road Roundabout shows what’s possible when we work together with intention. Proud to celebrate this milestone with our partners in Lilburn and across the state.
Make your voice heard in Coweta County! Early Voting for the Municipal General/Special Election on November 4, 2025, is almost here. With early voting available from October 14 to October 31, this is your chance to ensure your opinion counts. Voting hours are 9 AM to 5 PM on weekdays, with additional hours on select Saturdays. Take a moment to plan your visit to one of the convenient early voting locations. Your participation is crucial to shaping the future of our community.
Join us for the #DCSD Board of Education's Called Meeting and Executive Session on Wednesday, October 15, at 9:00 a.m. Stay informed and engaged by tuning in on Comcast Xfinity channel 24 in DeKalb or catching us on #DSTV. Don't miss out on important discussions—check out the meeting agenda, BOE policies, and our Public Comment Policy & Procedure, all available through the LINK IN BIO. Let's work together for the future of our schools! @DeKalbSchools #Education #DeKalbCounty #CommunityEngagement #SchoolBoard
We honor the life and legacy of Judge Ronald B. Ramsey Sr., a devoted husband, father, and leader whose service shaped DeKalb County and the State of Georgia. His integrity, innovation, and commitment to justice will forever guide our community. 🕊️ Rest in power, Judge Ramsey.