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GEORGIA — Amid the bad news, there is still some good news to be shared, including metro Atlanta colleges ranking among the best in the nation, a nearly $400,000 grant for a local fire department, free food distribution for those in need, a mental health awareness initiative and a $1 million donation for teacher supplies from Clorox.
Agnes Scott College Makes Princeton Review's 2022 'Best' List2021 Fall Foliage Peak Map: When Leaves Are Best In Cobb County2021 Fall Foliage Peak Map: When Leaves Are Best In DeKalb County3 Atlanta Colleges Make Princeton Review's 2022 'Best' List4,100 Boxes Of Food To Be Given Out By DeKalb, Faith LeadersDeKalb Fire Gets Nearly $400K Grant For Training, Equipment$1M Clorox Donation Goes To Fund Basic Teacher SuppliesFeds Expand Pell Grant Program For Prisoners Working On College DegreesMercedes-Benz Stadium Partners With New Atlanta FinTech FirmMilton Campaign Highlights 'Mental Wellness Matters' In SeptemberFree, Outdoor Fitness Classes Returning To Sandy SpringsIndian Knoll Elementary Named Microsoft Showcase SchoolOpen Container Ordinance Extended In DecaturCity Springs Theatre Kicks Off Season With 'The Sound Of Music'
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