AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommunity Spotlight: Atlanta’s “Beltline Kevin” Kevin Randolph will be honored Aug. 8 with a City of Atlanta proclamation for years of daily rollerblading, singing, and community-building along the Beltline. Local Government & Housing: Chamblee launches an opt-in curbside composting service this fall—$19/month with weekly pickup—aimed at cutting landfill waste and feeding metro Atlanta farms and gardens. Education Policy: State Sen. Matt Brass highlights Georgia’s expanded high-school cellphone restrictions, saying teachers report better engagement and fewer cyberbullying issues. Arts & Culture: Apple TV’s horror-comedy “Widow’s Bay” lands in select AMC theaters Aug. 12 via Rutgers University fan screenings. Health & Lifestyle: Metro Vein Centers opens its first Georgia storefront in Alpharetta Aug. 26, offering minimally invasive vein treatments. South Georgia Taxes: Grady County voters will see a one-cent sales tax on ballots this November, tied to a FLOST agreement expected to ease property-tax pressure.
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