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Sandy Springs develops plan to eliminate fatal crashes on its roadways
by Bob PepalisMarch 22, 2025 | 10:09 amA consultant presented the latest version of a draft safe streets plan to the Sandy Springs City Council, leading council members to ask what effect previous road safety projects have had.Kristen Wescott, Transportation Services unit manager, told the city council at its March 18 work session that the final version of the Safety Action Plan will be brought back for approval in April.Wescott said addressing the places and problems that lead to serious injury or death on
Windows 10 Retirement
Microsoft will officially discontinue support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After this date, users will no longer receive free software updates, technical assistance, or security fixes.WHAT TO EXPECTYour PC will continue to operate, but you will not receive any security updates, feature enhancements, or technical support from Microsoft.To keep using Microsoft 365 applications on your device, you must upgrade to Windows 11.Microsoft advises upgrading to Windows 11 for ongoing security and
NFA Burger, Pepper’s Hotdogs, Fred’s among stalls at new Braves’ Truist Park food hall
by Sarra Sedghi of Rough Draft Atlanta With major league baseball set to start in two weeks, Braves’ Truist Park revealed the latest additions to the game-day grub lineup available during the 2025 season. Up first is a closer look at the new Outfield Market, a food hall with eight restaurant stalls launching in tandem with the Braves’ April 4 home opener against the Miami Marlins. Easily accessible to baseball fans at the Chop House Gate, Outfield Market’s vendors will offer pared-down,
Visit Sandy Springs gains accessibility status for tourism
by Bob Pepalis of Rough Draft AtlantaMarch 18, 2025 | 3:55 pmVisit Sandy Springs, the city’s destination marketing organization, gained recognition as the first destination in Georgia to achieve the “Destination Verified” status with Wheel the World, a global accessibility platform. This designation highlights the city’s commitment to accessible tourism for travelers with physical, cognitive, and invisible disabilities, according to a news release. The status recognizes communities that have undergone a
The Future of Work Is Flexible—And Here’s How Companies Can Make It Happen
The workplace isn’t what it used to be, and that’s a good thing. Employees want more autonomy, better work-life balance, and the ability to do their jobs without being chained to a desk from nine to five. For small businesses, this shift presents both a challenge and an opportunity. You don’t have the sprawling HR departments or endless budgets of large corporations, but you do have something better—agility. If you’re willing to rethink traditional work structures, you can create a remote or flexible work
Revolutionize Hiring with the Latest Recruitment Innovations
In the competitive realm of recruitment, staying ahead requires more than just traditional methods. The integration of technology and data-driven strategies is reshaping how organizations attract and retain talent. By adopting innovative approaches, companies can not only streamline their hiring processes but also enhance their appeal to prospective employees. This shift towards modern recruitment practices is essential for businesses aiming to secure the best candidates in a rapidly changing job
