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Council Member Boone Celebrates Kimberly Gibbs of MLK, Jr. Middle School as FPSE-APS Principal of the Year!

Council Member Boone Celebrates Kimberly Gibbs of MLK, Jr. Middle School as FPSE-APS Principal of the Year!

As dialogues on community improvement continue to gain momentum, Council member Antonio Lewis took center stage at the Black Male Initiative's Restoration and Representation Summit. Sharing insights on what restorative justice could look like in our neighborhoods, his compelling talk emphasized the power of community-based solutions in fostering healing and growth. This engagement underscores a commitment to advancing justice and representation for all, inspiring communities to rethink and reshape their approaches to justice. Let's continue to explore how restorative practices can transform our neighborhoods into equitable spaces for everyone. For more information on community initiatives and how to get involved in future events, follow updates from local channels and organizations. #RestorativeJustice #CommunityGrowth #AntonioLewis #BlackMaleInitiative #NeighborhoodTransformation #JusticeForAll

Council Member Antonio Lewis Speaks at Black Male Initiative Summit: Exploring Restorative Justice in Our Neighborhoods!

Join the Georgia Indo American Chamber of Commerce Networking Event: Exploring Film Industry Opportunities and India’s Growth Trajectory!

Join the Georgia Indo American Chamber of Commerce Networking Event: Exploring Film Industry Opportunities and India’s Growth Trajectory!

Atlanta City Council Advances I-75/85 “Stitch” Project: Three Key Ordinances Adopted to Establish Special Services District!

Atlanta City Council Advances I-75/85 “Stitch” Project: Three Key Ordinances Adopted to Establish Special Services District!

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Atlanta City Council Advances Key Legislation: Updates on I-75/85 “Stitch” Project and Air Service World Congress 2025!

Think twice before you toss that trash—littering in Fulton County is not just harmful to the environment, it can also hit your wallet hard, with fines reaching up to $1000, and in some cases, might even lead to jail time. Let's work together to keep our communities clean and pristine. Every piece of trash you choose to dispose of properly makes a difference in maintaining the beauty and health of our roadsides and waterways. Remember, reckless littering costs everyone, so make the choice to dispose of waste responsibly. For tips on reducing litter in your area and proactive steps you can take, reach out to Kelli.Edwards@fultoncountyga.gov. Your efforts can make a lasting impact on our environment. #KeepFultonBeautiful #KeepItCleanGeorgia #DontLitter #EnvironmentalResponsibility #CommunityCare #CleanerFulton #TakeAction #ProtectOurEnvironment

Avoid Littering Fines in Fulton County: Discover How You Can Help Keep Our Roads and Waterways Clean!

Photo by Fulton County Schools on February 04, 2025. போஸ்டர் மற்றும் வாசகம் படமாக இருக்கக்கூடும்.

Upcoming Public Hearings on Proposed School Closures: Share Your Input on Parklane, Spalding Drive, and Conley Hills Elementary!

Photo shared by The Atlanta City Council on March 20, 2025 tagging @antoniolewisatl. May be an image of 7 people, people standing, road and text that says '육의전 SOUTH SOUTHATLANTA ATLANTA -HORNETS- TS iS- HORNE S0 粉茶'.

Council Member Antonio Lewis Supports Safe Routes to Schools Program with Walking Bus at Humphries Elementary!

Exciting News: Ground Broken for 60 New Affordable Senior Housing Units in South Fulton!

Exciting News: Ground Broken for 60 New Affordable Senior Housing Units in South Fulton!

South Fulton is taking strides towards a vibrant future! Last week, the ARPA Façade Grant Check Presentation celebrated local businesses receiving essential funding to enhance their storefronts. This initiative aims to revitalize our community by transforming façades and fostering a welcoming city environment. Congratulations to the grant recipients whose dedicated efforts are set to reshape our business corridors with lasting positive impacts. Keep an eye out for more opportunities like the South Fulton Façade Grant. These initiatives continually support businesses and property owners in enhancing our community's visual appeal. For those interested in future opportunities, they're free to register when available. Stay tuned for more details!

South Fulton Celebrates ARPA Façade Grant Winners Revitalizing Storefronts for a Vibrant Community Congrats to Recipients for Their Impact!

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