Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reminded us that “everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.” This past MLK Weekend, that truth came alive along the Michelle Obama Trail in
This weekend’s MLK Jr. Day of Service was a powerful reminder that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for the United States was never abstract. It is practical, collective, and rooted in action.
Greystone Park Neighborhood Meeting Recap | Jan 14, 2026 | NH Scott Rec Center The community of Greystone Park is showing what’s possible when neighbors act together. At just its
DeKalb County has officially launched its own food insecurity solution which brings fresh, affordable, Georgia-grown produce directly to our communities. Through a partnership with Retaaza, residents can hop onto the
Commissioner Ted Terry and the Super District 6 Team understands many of us are currently faced with uncertainty as we navigate the federal government shutdown, frequent layoffs and furloughs, and
On November 1st, Super District 6 had the opportunity to connect with youth at the Beyond the Hallways 2025 DeKalb Youth Summit. We spoke with teens from across DeKalb and
The Bouldercrest Corridor Small Area Plan (SAP) meeting in Cedar Grove saw an exceptional turnout, reflecting the strong community interest in shaping the future of the Bouldercrest, Cedar Grove, and
On October 23rd, our District 6 team joined Longdale Park neighbors, DeKalb Parks & Rec, and the Foresite Group for the first of three community design meetings. This kickoff meeting
On Wednesday, October 22, nearly 60 residents of the Greystone Park community and the DeKalb County Police Department’s South Precinct gathered at the NH Scott Recreation Center to discuss a
In recognition of World Homeless Day, Commissioner Ted Terry joined community leaders, advocates, and local organizations for Pathways Forward: A DeKalb County Community Town Hall on Homelessness, an event hosted