Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 1st of September.
Good morning, Alpharetta.
The musical 'Parade,' which retells a local painful moment from history, began performances on Aug.
31 at the Strand Theatre + located near where the real events unfolded over a century ago.
DNR senior wildlife biologist Daniel Sollenberger said invasive Argentine black and white tegus spread in the area.
He explained the reptiles resemble native types like broad-headed skinks + juvenile alligators and advised residents to learn the differences.
State Farm is returning a one-time $5 billion dividend to eligible auto policyholders, with Georgia drivers set to receive over $135 per vehicle from a $279 million refund.
The insurer will issue payments in phases and advises customers to verify notices + use official websites to avoid scams.
Dr. Anne Welsh shared tips on managing postpartum stress and offered practical support for families during the Clancy trial + rising mental health concerns.
Her guidance aims to help loved ones assist new parents with well-being.
Dr. Patrick Frias has taken over as CEO of Children's Healthcare with a plan to ensure every child in metro Atlanta is within 30 minutes of a provider & the organization will soon reveal details about expanding its network with a new Sandy Springs site.
Stores in the community are noting changes as GLP-1 drugs — which promote weight loss — alter sizing and return policies in bridal shops, clothing retailers and restaurants.
Local business owners are watching these shifts as they adjust to evolving consumer body positivity trends.
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