It’s been a month since Stone Mountain restaurateur Jeffrey Richardson was killed and his friends and family are still reeling from the news. Richardson who was a co-owner in the failed Lousiana-s...
Event for Stogner benefits Leadership DeKalb Richard Stogner, who was executive assistant under CEO Vernon Jones, was honored by elected officials and community leaders recently at a Leadership DeKalb’s Toast & Tales event. At the May...
Matriach celebrated by county Maggie Woods, the first African-American elected to the Lithonia City Council, was honored by DeKalb County at the June 9 DeKalb Board of Commissioners meeting. DeKalb CEO Burrell Ellis and com...
Ellis to receive Champion award from Women’s Resource Center DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis will be named the 2009 Champion for Change at the May 7 Champions for Change luncheon at Twelve Hotel and Residence in Atlantic Station in Atlanta. Ellis will be...
Fourth District Congressman Hank Johnson is a busy man. If he isn’t on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. fighting for the interest of his constituents in DeKalb, Gwinnett and Rockdale counties, h...
Former state Rep. Stan Watson may no longer be in the Georgia House but he is still on the minds of East Metro residents. They voted him Best State Representative, Most Beloved Politician and Loca...
If it seems like DeKalb Commissioner Larry Johnson is everywhere, its because he is. Johnson, who represents Commission District 3 stays busy working in his district which has some of the county’...
Eugene Walker -- Gene, as everyone calls him -- has only been on the DeKalb School Board for four months, but he has made enough of a mark for residents to vote him Best School Board Member in Cro...
Mr. Nice Guy. That’s who Sheriff Thomas Brown is to many East Metro residents, which explains their overwhelming vote for him as the Most Loved Public Offical. In his nine years as sheriff, there...