Jay Phillips is a journalist based in De Kalb, Georgia. He writes for The Champion Newspaper, focusing on local news and events in the De Kalb area. His articles cover a range of topics, including economic development, education, sports, and community initiatives.
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Jay Phillips' coverage primarily focuses on local news in the United States, particularly in Georgia's De Kalb county. His articles cover a wide array of topics including government announcements, community events, and sports.
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Live Thrive will open its DeKalb Center for Hard to Recycle Materials (CHaRM) on June 12 at 1225 Columbia Drive in Decatur.
By: Jay Phillips
A special education teacher at Towers High School identified a problem with her students’ transportation needs and partnered with a
By: Jay Phillips
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens announced on June 5 that “water services have been fully restored across the city,” despite a
A community stakeholder complaint was filed with Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) and Georgia Department of Community Affairs about city of Atlanta’s comprehensive development planning regarding the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center development in southwest DeKalb.
By: Jay Phillips
DeKalb County Governing Authority announced its intention to increase property taxes in 2024 by 11.08 percent over the rollback millage
DeKalb County State Court Judge Alvin Wong was honored with the 2024 Distinguished Service Award, presented by the State Bar
By: Jay Phillips
Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) in Clarkston was awarded a $1 million grant to assist veterans studying mechatronics, which university
By: Jay Phillips
As city of Decatur’s Park and Recreations director, Gregory White oversaw the completion of Decatur Recreation Center in 2013, Ebster
By: Jay Phillips
Workforce opportunities in DeKalb and throughout the state were highlighted through a series of public service announcements (PSA) made by
Those interested in helping DeKalb students improve their reading skills can now apply to be a volunteer tutor for the 2024-2025 school year.
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