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Mayor Reed announced yesterday the city would install permanent rainbow-painted crosswalks at the corner of 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue. The move comes after advocates garnered more than
22,000 signatures on an online petition in support of the move.
Georgia’s future ain’t looking so bright: A new
report found that the Peach State ranked 42nd in the country in the well-being of its littlest citizens.
Got ‘em: Effective today, DeKalb’s Sheriff Jeffrey Mann is
on suspension for getting caught showing off his goodies last month in Piedmont Park.
Welp: Actor Michael B. Jordan and director Ryan Coogler are
teaming up again to make a movie about the Atlanta Public Schools cheating scandal. The script will be penned by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Meanwhile: It appears Russian hackers hit voting systems in
a total of 39 states, making the cyberattacks during the 2016 election much more widespread than previously thought. In related news: A friend of 45’s says
he believes the president is considering firing the independent guy who was hired to investigate his campaign’s Russia ties. Sound familiar?