Today's Atlanta Georgia Headlines...
Movie keeps Whistle Stop Café cooking
Life is still imitating art at the Whistle Stop Café in Juliette. The restaurant is still cranking out fried green tomatoes as appetizers, salads and sandwiches.
City's expenses top $3 million for airport contract lawsuit
The city of Atlanta's six-year legal battle over an airport advertising contract has cost the city about $3.5 million in legal fees so far and some are questioning whether the city should continue to rack up more charges by fighting the federal jury's $17.5 million judgment.
4 Atlanta watershed workers fired, manager quits over procurement violations
After firing four workers Friday, Peter Aman, Atlanta’s usually calm and mild-mannered chief operating officer, had a stern message for thousands of city employees: “Don’t [mess] with the procurement procedures of the city of Atlanta.
Millage rate hikes keep property tax bills from falling more
Woodstock resident Joe Long’s property tax bill is going down -- but he’s still not happy about it.
Report due Monday on testing violations at Atlanta Public Schools
Almost five months to the day it started, an oft-delayed investigation of Atlanta Public Schools ends Monday with the release of a report expected to detail testing violations by as many as 100 educators.
Two smash-and-grab attempts to steal ATMs fail
Thieves continued to target ATMs Friday, smashing their way into two Atlanta stores but failing to make off with the cash machines.
