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Rest Haven, GA · Arts & Culture
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The Bruce Street School History From An Alum
Allene Harper, an alum from the historic Bruce Street School in Lithonia, recently wrote this history of the stone schoolhouse, which was DeKalb’s first public school for Black students. During the 1800s, approximately 15 years after slavery was abolished, the first school for Blacks was located mainly in two...
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'America is worth it': Smyrna celebrates Veterans Day
SMYRNA — Beneath the city’s veterans memorial outside City Hall, dozens of Smyrna veterans and their families gathered for a communal celebration of Veterans Day. This year marked the 19th city celebration hosted by the Smyrna Veterans Committee. Members from each branch of the U.S. military were invited to be recognized during the celebration, which included musical performances from the Whitefield Academy school band, appearances from local high school Junior ROTC programs and a gun salute from the Sons of the Union Veterans in the Civil War Department of Georgia and South Carolina. Toward the end of the celebration, as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration, city officials displayed over 180 items that will be buried in a time capsule, set to be reopened in 25 years in 2051. “We honor the men and women who stepped forward, answered the call of duty and placed themselves between our nation and danger,” said Smyrna Fire Chief Brian Marcos, who represented the city during Wednesday’s celebration. “Freedom is never free. It is sustained by the courage, the vigilance of ordinary citizens who choose to do extraordinary things.” The highlight from Wednesday’s celebration was its guest speaker, Marine Corps Col. Kevan Lewis,
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Thanksgiving Events & Turkey Giveaways Near Conyers & Covington 2026
Thanksgiving is Thursday, Nov. 26, and the weeks leading up to it are packed across Conyers, Covington, Stonecrest, Lithonia, Oxford, Porterdale, Social Circle, and Monroe. 🦃. Whether you could use a little help getting a turkey on the table this year, want to run off the pie before you eat...
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When Christmas Comes to Town: Annual Loganville Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting is Saturday, Nov. 28
LOGANVILLE, Ga. – The City of Loganville is pleased to announce that its annual Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting will take place Saturday, Nov. 28, 2026, beginning at 6 p.m. along Main Street. This year’s theme, “When Christmas Comes to Town,” celebrates the warmth, generosity and community spirit that make Loganville such a special place to call home.