Elzora Baker is 100 years old but you wouldn’t know it from the schedule she keeps. Every Sunday she is at Union Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia where she is the oldest member and serves on ...
Atlanta champion needs votes Vanetta S. Keyes, the founder and executive director of C.H.O.I.C.E.S., needs the votes of Atlantans to help her win a $10,000 grant from the General Mills Feeding Dreams Campaign. Keyes is one of...
Married life workshop at library Couples can learn about the skills needed for a successful relationship at Married Life classes starting Sept. 9 at the Redan Park Recreation Center. The sessions will be held every second and fou...
Crackdown on drunk drivers Police officers will be on the prowl for drunk drivers during the Labor Day holiday. The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety is launching its statewide end-of-summer impaired driving enforcement ...
Fall fest kicking off Ready DeKalb Fun activities, weather safety and the opportunity to honor fallen police and fire officers are all on tap at the Sept. 11 fall festival in Tucker. The festivities are part of DeKalb Emergency Man...
The action adventure film “The Losers,” starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Idris Elba and Zoe Saldana, will be screened Aug. 28 at the Covington Library in Decatur. The 2 p.m. screening of the one-hour...
Tracey Nicole Prather’s novel “Who Said Peaches Were Perfect?” will be discussed Aug. 31 by the Adult Book Discussion Group at the Wesley Chapel-William C. Brown Library. It targets young women wh...
New singers and seasoned performers can make a joyful noise with Sacred Harp singing on Sept. 2 at Emory Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. Sacred Harp, also known as shape-note music, is a 200-year-...
Live reggae music and Caribbean food will be in plentiful supply on Sept. 5 for the fifth annual Atlanta Caribbean Jerk Festival and Family Fun Day at Panthersville Stadium. The noon-to-11 p.m. fe...
Selected works of artists inspired by songs and literature are on display at the Art Institute of Atlanta-Decatur Gallery at One West Court Square through Sept. 20. “Reading Between the Blue Lines...