Dan Whisenhunt

3 days ago | decaturish.com | Dan Whisenhunt

TUCKER, Ga. — A comic book store in downtown Tucker is expanding its horizons by opening a new arcade on Main Street. Infinite Realities, on LaVista Road, is opening Infinite Horizons on Main Street next to Perc Coffee. It will be taking over the old CrossFit gym space, Infinite Realities owner Chris Brennaman said. It will be more than just an arcade: It will sell ice cream, food and drinks, both alcoholic and nonalcoholic. Infinite Horizons will serve beer and wine, not liquor, Brennaman noted.

1 week ago | appenmedia.com | Dan Whisenhunt

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Aurora Walker stayed busy as a tailor and seamstress on film sets in Georgia until a year ago, when the work dried up. Her last job was on the set of "Tulsa King," a show streaming on Paramount+. She's had one job since. Walker moved to Mobile, Alabama, with her husband and has since worked on private projects. "Most of my colleagues are still back in Georgia, holding out hope things will improve," she said.

1 week ago | decaturish.com | Dan Whisenhunt

TUCKER, Ga. -- DeKalb County Police are seeking the public's help in locating a man accused of robbing Matthews Cafeteria, a beloved Tucker restaurant. The incident occurred around 7 p.m. on June 16, right around closing time for the restaurant, located on Main Street. Police responded at 8 p.m. after they received the call. "Police were on the scene within five minutes of the 911 call," a spokesperson for the police department said.

3 weeks ago | appenmedia.com | Dan Whisenhunt

DUNWOODY, Ga. -- A Dunwoody prisoner transport officer resigned following an investigation into allegations she harassed her coworkers with unwanted touching and inappropriate remarks. Susan Oh resigned her position on May 19, records provided by the city show. Attempts to reach her for comment were unsuccessful. A spokesperson for the city of Dunwoody declined comment on the case. “We take all personnel matters seriously.

3 weeks ago | northfulton.com | Dan Whisenhunt

This story has been updated. DUNWOODY, Ga. — A Dunwoody prisoner transport officer resigned following an investigation into allegations she harassed her coworkers with unwanted touching and inappropriate remarks. Susan Oh resigned her position on May 19, records provided by the city show. Oh said the allegations are "untrue," but declined to comment further. A spokesperson for the city of Dunwoody declined comment on the case. “We take all personnel matters seriously.