Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of October.
Good morning, Atlanta.
The High Museum celebrated its 100th anniversary during a Centennial Block Party held over the weekend in downtown Atlanta.
Notable figures (Mayor Andre Dickens, rapper Killer Mike and the Atlanta Hawks) attended the festive event.
Paul Milliken visited AllStar Halloween in Calhoun, dressing as Elton John while exploring a store that celebrates Halloween year-round with costumes, masks, and decorations.
Store owner Scott Lunsford showcased a wide range of movie-quality clothing for last-minute shoppers + those eager to join the holiday fun.
During Hispanic Heritage Month, the Georgia Tech Foundation president shared plans to expand campus programs and facilities on the Atlanta campus, aiming to boost opportunities for students + strengthen community ties.
His remarks highlight the school’s commitment to cultural celebration and academic growth.
Georgia voters have broken records by surpassing 1M early in-person votes & metro Atlanta's strong turnout has helped drive this milestone, with experts saying the trend could shape future elections.
Smyrna City Council is considering buying 21 AEDs for fixed public locations plus 4 for the fire department to boost emergency readiness.
Officials say the proposal is a high-value, cost-effective health measure designed to improve survival rates during cardiac emergencies.
Fulton County will host a free resource fair in downtown Atlanta on Oct.
28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Government Center Atrium, offering help with jobs, housing & healthcare along with GED support and other services.
Commissioner Bridget Thorne will host a town hall meeting to discuss animal shelter services and veterans programs on Thursday, Oct.
22 at 6:30 p.m. at the Health and Human Services North Facility in Alpharetta (4700 Northpoint Parkway).
Officials announced that a section of Fairburn Road will be closed for months (construction crews will build two new bridges) and local commuters are advised to plan alternate routes.
Health officials from the Georgia Department of Public Health identified a potential measles exposure at Longhorn Steakhouse in Perry on Oct.
7 between 7 and 10 p.m. They advise anyone who visited to check their vaccination status and monitor for symptoms (fever, cough, runny nose, and a spreading rash).
Atlanta Dream evened the WNBA Finals by winning Game 2 on Oct.
19 at Chase Center in San Francisco, bringing the series to a tie with key plays from Angel Reese + Allisha Gray.
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