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Prescription discounts available to College Park residents
The city of College Park has teamed up with the National League of Cities to offer a prescription discount card to residents.
Wyatt challenges Phillips in a
The race for College Park Council Ward 4 pits an established lawyer, incumbent Charles Phillips who has served on the council since 1994, against the challenge of April Wright-Wyatt, who has spent more than 27 years of her professional life in public service.
Media Advisory: ULI Atlanta's Technical Advisory Panel Plans Old...
WHAT: The Atlanta district council of the Urban Land Institute has organized a Technical Advisory Panel to assist with the Old National Improvements Initiative, which aims to transform College Park's Old National Highway into a vibrant commercial and retail corridor.
College Park taking reservations for Thanksgiving event
College Park has started taking reservations for its annual Thanksgiving luncheon for senior citizens.
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College Park has to battle image and crime
Yvonne Dorsey and Geronimo Garcia both say they never know who they might meet in their College Park neighborhoods.
From left, the Rev. Walter L. Kimbrough, a friend of Rhunett R. Lindsay, seated, prays over the newly constructed senior facility named in Ms.
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U-Haul Offers 30 Days of Free Storage to Families Affected by Recent...
The U-Haul Companies of Central, Northern and Western Georgia are offering 30 days of free storage to residents whose homes have been affected by recent storms and flooding.
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Clayton police review fatal chase
The Clayton County Police Department is reviewing events that lead to a police chase that left two women dead and the driver of a pickup in jail.
When Athens attorney Deborah Lonon enrolled in the University of Georgia's Terry College of Business, she had her sights set on a career in the banking industry.
College Park erred in firing white official
College Park racially discriminated when it fired its economic development director in 2004, according to a federal court verdict issued Friday.
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East Point, College Park, Hapeville: While waste grows, garden gets ignored
Tri-Cities municipalities are ignoring a gem within their midst. Truly Living Well's natural urban farm in East Point is more than an organic garden.
Clayton County Faces Revenue Loss
Clayton County school officials said the airport expansion is going to cost them millions of dollars.
Cops: Homicide victim saved friends
Fulton County police say a 30-year-old homicide victim saved his two friends' lives during an armed robbery on Old National Highway.
Murder suspect turns himself in
The fourth suspect in an execution-style double slaying in College Park has turned himself in.
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SWAT teams surround house, looking for murder suspect
SWAT teams from College Park and Fulton County have surrounded a house in which they believe the fourth suspect in a July 18 double homicide is hiding.
College Park Fire Damages 16 Apartments
A 2-alarm fire in College Park Friday damaged 16 apartments and one woman was sent to a hospital, said College Park fire officials.
Coll. Park fire damages 16 apts.
About 55 firefighters from seven metro Atlanta departments were dispatched Friday morning to a burning apartment building on Camp Creek Parkway in south Fulton County.
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College Park double-homicide leads to 3 teens arrested
Police have arrested three men in connection with a double-homicide Saturday in College Park.
2 Women Found Slain at Their Atlanta Apartment
College Park police are investigating the execution-style slaying of two women found dead in their apartment.