Jasmine Rush+FollowKroger’s Early Closures: What’s the Deal?Heads up, Atlanta shoppers! Kroger is shutting down four local stores sooner than planned, starting with the Buckhead spot. If you usually grab groceries or fill prescriptions at these locations, you’ll need to find a new go-to. This is part of Kroger’s big plan to trim stores nationwide and tighten up their business. Employees can switch to other stores, but for shoppers, it means changing up your grocery run routine. Keep an eye out for which locations are next! #Business #LocalBusiness #AtlantaNews00Share
dianefrank+FollowWild Day in Atlanta: Crime & Clean EatsAtlanta’s buzzing with drama! A man was rescued from the water at Old Mill Park, and Midtown saw a shooting that’s got everyone on edge. Over in Gwinnett, a guy allegedly broke into his neighbors’ apartments (seriously?!), and in Suwanee, a woman got busted with meth at Walmart—she claims her ex planted more in her car. Meanwhile, on the food front: The Great Greek flunked its health inspection with a 49, but Souper Jenny nailed a perfect 100. Talk about highs and lows! #Food #AtlantaNews #CrimeWatch00Share
kerryrivera+FollowFrom Shelter to Healthcare Haven?Emory’s turning an old Atlanta homeless shelter into affordable apartments for its health care workers! The plan: over 50 rentals right across from the hospital, plus maybe even a preschool. The catch? It’s still early days, so details like who can apply or if families are included are TBD. Love that they’re keeping the historic vibe while tackling Atlanta’s housing crunch for nurses and techs. Imagine living steps from work in a piece of ATL history! #Safety #AtlantaNews #Emory00Share
Douglas Robinson+Follow$153M Kids’ Research Hub Coming to ATL!Big news for Atlanta: Shriners Children’s is dropping $153 million on a new pediatric research institute at Science Square! Think gene therapy, AI, and robots—all focused on helping kids. It’s set to create 470 jobs and put ATL on the map for cutting-edge medical breakthroughs. Bonus: They treat kids regardless of ability to pay. This could seriously level up Georgia’s life sciences game. Who else is excited to see ATL become a biotech hotspot? #Health #BodyHealth #AtlantaNews20Share
Anthony Cook+FollowKroger Closures: What’s Next for Shoppers?Heads up, Atlanta! Four Kroger stores—including ones in Decatur and Brookhaven—are shutting down by fall 2025. Kroger says it’s all about running leaner, but for locals, it means rethinking your grocery runs. If you usually shop at these spots, it’s time to scope out new go-to stores or try delivery apps. Pro tip: Keep an eye out for clearance deals as these locations wind down! #Kroger #AtlantaNews #GroceryShopping #Business10Share
