Queen City ISD announced its policy today for providing free and reduced-price meals for children served under the attached current income eligibility guidelines. Each school/ site or the central office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by anyone on request.
Noticeable progress is being made on the Miller Grade School building. Currently, crews are replacing the broken window panes, cleaning and repainting the frames. The work is being paid for with funds raised by the Atlanta Grade School Friends, Inc.
Tristen Owens isn’t someone you would describe as ordinary. With her cheerful and bubbly personality, she brings an infectious joy to the room. She has a love of small towns and small business that radiates within the wall of her newly opened and second retail location of Magnolia Grey Trading Co.
On July 28, Linden Together held its second meeting to find ways of improving the community of Linden and were presented with a plethora of ideas from not only those involved with the group but also from those in the community and an exceptional group of girls.
With an increase in school enrollment, eight years without a rate hike to property tax, a continuing upward trend for sales tax revenue and new residential construction underway within the city’s limits, Atlanta, according to Mayor Travis Ransom, has been insulated from the effects of COVID-19 from an economic standpoint— something few cities have enjoyed across the state.