A combined sewer overflow from the city of Atlanta caused the fish kill that left an estimated 44,509 fish dead along nearly 16 miles of the Chattahoochee River in May, according to a state investigation.
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.
The Smyrna City Council on Monday adopted a Public Art Master Plan, giving the city a decade-long roadmap for expanding murals, sculptures, artist-led projects and other public art across all seven wards.
The city of Smyrna recognized Adventure Outdoors and the Wallace family for 50 years of business, entrepreneurship and community service with a proclamation.