Fairburn Lifts Boil Water Advisory as Chattahoochee Plant Resolves Pump Issues, City Water Safe Again
Fairburn's boil water advisory, issued due to a pump malfunction at the Chattahoochee Water Treatment plant, has been lifted following water safety confirmations by the Department of Watershed Management.
Milton's Planning Commission to Tackle Recycling and Waste Strategy in Wednesday Meeting
The article discusses upcoming meetings in Milton focusing on waste management and sustainability, including the Planning Commission meeting on Wednesday and the inaugural meeting of the Milton Sustainability Advisory Committee.
Atlanta Confronts Surge in Vacant Office Space Amid Shifts in Workplace Dynamics
Over 32% of Atlanta's office space is vacant, despite recent lease signings totaling 2.2 million square feet. Landlords maintain high lease rates, with concessions to tenants as the city's financial health faces challenges.
DeKalb County Battles Water Main Leak as Residents Cope with Low Pressure, Repair Timeline Uncertain
DeKalb County is tackling a significant water main leak on McLendon Drive with emergency repairs underway; some residents experience low water pressure, but no full-scale outages reported. Repair timelines remain unclear.
Atlanta's Morris Brown College Offers Every Senior at Benjamin E. Mays High School a Chance to Continue Their Legacy
Morris Brown College surprised all 272 seniors at Benjamin E. Mays High School with acceptance for the fall class, highlighting its rebound from losing accreditation in 2002.
Harvard-Educated Lama Rod Owens Champions Self-Liberation and Modern-Day Saints in New Book "The New Saints"
Lama Rod Owens, a Harvard-educated Lama, combines Buddhist teachings with his experience as a Black, queer man, advocating for self-liberation and authenticity in his new book, "The New Saints."












