Georgia-based SchoolDog and mapping firm GeoComm announced a partnership to combine interior and campus maps with SchoolDog’s safety software to help K–12 districts manage emergency plans, safety walks, inspections, and maintenance workflows; SchoolDog is based in Carrollton and serves districts across GA, AL, SC, and AR.
WSB-TV aired Ask Clark: The High Cost of Living Sunday, Nov.
1 at 7 p.m. on Channel 2, where Clark Howard and Linda Stouffer offered practical tips on cutting costs, answering viewers’ money questions, and strategies for saving and retirement.
Thousands gathered Nov.
1 at Piedmont Park for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Out of the Darkness community walk to raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention, organizers said.
A boil water advisory is in effect for homes around Emerald Lake Drive off South Jeff Davis Drive after a water main was repaired on Sunday; the advisory will last at least 24 hours while samples are tested, and residents should boil water for drinking, cooking, ice, and brushing teeth until further notice.
Chaka Khan opened Chaka's PlantBaed Cafe in Serenbe in Chattahoochee Hills on Nov.
1, and manager Tammy Michelle attended the grand opening (10-time Grammy winner). The plant-based cafe will serve locally sourced dishes and host community events for residents and visitors.
Georgia Tech lost 34-11 at Pittsburgh on Saturday as Pitt rushed for 281 yards and Damon Ferguson ran for a season-high 185, and the Yellow Jackets will host Louisville next Saturday.
Thousands came to NACA's "Achieve the Dream" event this weekend at the Gallery at South DeKalb where attendees applied for mortgages without down payments, closing costs, or credit checks (Friday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.).
The nonprofit offers below-market rates through bank partners and plans another event in early 2027.
The AP Top 25 will reshuffle Sunday after seven ranked teams lost in Week 9, and the poll is due (2 p.m.).
With a win over Florida, Georgia will likely move to No. 2, and this is the last AP poll before the College Football Playoff committee's first rankings Tuesday night.
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