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Young said she worked hard on a lot of things from Habitat for Humanity to mental health.

The Alzheimer’s Association held its annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s Saturday at Granger Park.

Attorneys representing civil rights organizations say a federal judge made the right decision in ruling the re-drawing of state and congressional maps is unconstitutional. “The legislature is going to have to redraw those maps, so they fairly represent all Georgians,” Caitlin May with the Georgia Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union told Channel 2′s Ashli Lincoln. May and the Georgia chapter represents the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity who filed a federal law suit ag...

Dr. Shelley Nuss named Lamartine Hardman Cup awardee.

Featuring 100+ unique cars, tasty BBQ, craft beer and wine, live music, and more, this award-winning car show and party supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

A statewide event for youth interested in sustainability advocacy is coming to Snellville Nov. 4, intended to foster awareness, empowerment and lasting change.

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The program aims to spur economic development in areas surrounding Fort Moore.

The event from A Friend in Me will feature music, food, arts and crafts and mental health talks and information.

Here’s a look at business and local government news in our community.