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For decades, Waffle House has been serving us all the scattered, smothered and covered food we’ve all come to love. The first Waffle House opened its doors on this day 70 years ago on Sept. 5, 1955.
Airport officials recommend that domestic travelers arrive at least two hours before their scheduled departure. International travelers should allow at least three hours.
The South Fulton Youth Market runs from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Village Shops at Cedar Grove.
Registration is underway for a popular fall tradition that brings nearly 200 scarecrows to downtown Woodstock throughout October.
The proposed increases vary by provider, ranging from about 12% to nearly 54%.
The Safe Business Initiative is a free program designed to give business owners and employees in Douglas County a clear plan for what to do during an emergency.
Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch said the location will give residents several options within walking distance.
Forever Fridays will relaunch this Friday at 3 p.m.
A total of 19 streets will receive new pavement during the project, with work beginning on Ruth Street, Buchanan Street and Freeman Circle.
The closures are part of the ongoing I-285 Westside Rebuild project.
Drivers traveling through Gwinnett County and Alpharetta this weekend should prepare for lane closures as crews work on two road projects.
The farm said the idea began with a simple thought: “Everyone loves Dolly.”
Parents who feel they have nowhere to turn can now anonymously surrender a newborn at Georgia’s first Safe Haven Baby Box.
Tributes continue for Dolly Parton as Georgia Country Music Hall of Fame considers honorary membership.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture awards nearly $1M to food banks to help families facing food insecurity
Georgia is home to nearly 800,000 aerospace jobs, according to officials.
The project, however, is dependent on Alpharetta securing a new NHL franchise that would play in a proposed arena at the site.
The findings are also providing insight into the history of Georgia’s timber industry.
Veterans who are 100 years old or older are asked to contact Gwinnett County to be included in the recognition.