Lyn Menne
As the special events coordinator, Katie Abel was involved in all of the city’s major events, from the Craft Beer Festival, to the Book Festival to the Decatur Beach Party. But Abel, a Decatur native ...
The Atlanta Business Chronicle casually mentioned in a May 6 story that the Whole Foods grocery store chain is scouting locations around Decatur. But so far the company and the city aren’t talking about whether ...
Decatur’s plans for a mixed-use development at the Callaway Building have an important caveat. Currently, state law prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages for off-premises consumption within 200 yards of a school. The building, located ...
There are several apartment projects in the works in Decatur. The Place on Ponce, located along West Ponce de Leon Avenue, recently started leasing the first 28 of 234 planned units. The Trinity Triangle project ...
Good news, Waffle House fans. Lyn Menne, Decatur’s Assistant City Manager in charge of Community & Economic Development, has confirmed that the late-night restaurant chain with a cult-like following is moving into downtown Decatur. “Waffle ...
Twist ‘n’ Scoot has announced it will be closing its Decatur location at the end of this week and says a lack of parking is a big reason it’s leaving the city. Owner Bill Gornto ...
There’s still a few bugs to work out in the city of Decatur’s new parking system. The city installed the new meters at the end of June. They are solar powered and monitor multiple spaces ...
Construction crews have been busy at the site a luxury apartment development at 160 Clairemont, across from the Fidelity Bank building in Decatur. The apartment project is being developed by Paces Properties in partnership with ...
A Chattanooga, Tenn. company thinks downtown Decatur is a nice place to visit and wants to build a hotel here. Vision Hospitality Group is in negotiations to buy property at 116 Clairemont Avenue next to ...