Sara Amis is an Instructor at Atlanta News First. She focuses on the Housing Market, Real Estate Development, and Residential Real Estate, providing insightful analysis and coverage of these critical areas. Sara's work has been featured in Atlanta News First and Decaturish.com.
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Sara Amis focuses on local government, city development, education, and community events in the United States, particularly in Georgia and Decatur. She primarily covers government announcements (61%) and event coverage (12%).
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By: Sara Amis
Clarkston, GA — The Clarkston City Council on Jan. 4 declared that a state of emergency exists, requiring them to meet virtually in a special called meeting preceding their work
Public meeting held at Turner Monumental AME in Kirkwood to discuss plan for 53-unit permanent supportive housing development. Partnership with Stryant Construction. Aimed at seniors over 55 living at or below 30% of Area Median Income.
DECATUR, Ga. — Tucked away in one of the cottages at Legacy Park, Wild Nest Bird Rehab cares for orphaned and injured wild birds to return them to their wild
The Kirkwood Neighbors Organization discussed Turner Monumental AME's affordable housing project at 78-88 Howard Street during a zoning meeting on Oct. 29.
KNO considered zoning requests for a gas station on Memorial Drive and objections to a mixed-use redevelopment at Anna's BBQ location on Hosea L Williams Drive.
DeKalb County officials are challenging some of the conclusions of a study that found Tucker could provide better services by creating a city police department.
