A Smyrna business is asking the city to reconsider its regulations on home-based, single-member LLCs, arguing that current rules do not reflect the low-impact professionals.
It’s official. Georgia voters will have a choice between a billionaire and a former Atlanta mayor who might make Union Gen. William T. Sherman blush and who couldn’t stick around for a second term to serve as the state’s next governor.
Many homeowners tackle closets and garages during spring cleaning, but one critical area often overlooked is the electrical system quietly operating behind their walls.
The Friends of the Smyrna Public Library will hold its May used book sale May 16-17, offering bargain-priced books and media while raising money for library programs and projects.