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We have been servicing appliances for over 35 years and there's no issue with your home appliances that we cant resolve. We service all brand names and types of appliances. Offering refrigerator repair, stove and oven repair, washer and dryer repair, dishwasher repair and central AC. Our name says it all we are experts in all types of appliances whether its a fridge not getting cold, washer won't drain, refrigerator won't make ice, oven won't heat, dryer not getting hot or any issue you are having with a major household appliance. We are a small family owned and operated business in Decatur but we do service most of the the Atlanta metropolitan. Call now to have the technician go thru an oral evaluation to decide if service is the next logical step for you.

Fulton County

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

Atlanta

Georgia

We have been servicing appliances for over 35 years and there's no issue with your home appliances that we cant resolve. We service all brand names...

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Higher Calling Christian Academy

Higher Calling Christian Academy (HCCA) is a faith-based learning community located in South DeKalb County dedicated to helping children grow academically, socially, emotionally, and creatively in a safe and nurturing environment. Our Summer Camp 2026 theme, “Choose Your Adventure: A Summer of Discovery at HCCA,” gives families the flexibility to enroll their child for the entire summer or select individual weeks based on their child’s interests. Throughout the summer, campers ages 5–12 will experience engaging, hands-on learning through themed weeks focused on gardening and sustainability, STEAM exploration, sports and teamwork, entrepreneurship, leadership, and creative discovery. Campers will participate in exciting activities including outdoor exploration, science experiments, engineering challenges, team games, creative arts, field trips, and youth business projects. A strong focus of our summer program is literacy and enrichment. Campers will participate in daily reading and enrichment activities designed to strengthen comprehension, creativity, communication, and critical thinking skills. As part of our literacy initiative, campers will visit the local public library twice each week to participate in summer reading opportunities, explore new books, and develop a love for reading and learning. What makes HCCA unique is our commitment to combining fun, enrichment, and purpose in a supportive Christian-centered environment. We strive to support the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of every child while encouraging creativity, confidence, leadership, and exploration. Families appreciate our flexible enrollment options, affordable pricing, extended hours from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., three meals provided daily, and CAPS acceptance. Our goal is to create a summer experience where children are not only cared for, but inspired to learn, grow, build friendships, and create lasting memories. HCCA is conveniently located at 2901 Wesley Chapel

DeKalb County

Decatur-Avondale Estates

Higher Calling Christian Academy (HCCA) is a faith-based learning community located in South DeKalb County dedicated to helping children grow...

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Transit CPR LLC

Transit CPR is a mobile CPR and First Aid training provider offering professional, convenient training for groups. Led by a registered nurse, Transit CPR delivers on-site, engaging, life-saving instruction directly to your organization.

Stone Mountain-Lithonia

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COVINGTON, GA — A 35-year-old metro Atlanta man was one of three people to recently face drug charges after authorities said he was sought by police in three states, including Georgia. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday said they arrested Jonathan Daniels, of Lithonia, in Covington. Newton County Jail records showed his arrest date as May 20.Daniels was located and arrested at the May 4 request of Henrico County Police in Virginia, where he was sought on a sex trafficking charge, the GBI said. Furthermore, the GBI said there were also active warrants against Daniels to charge him with failure to appear regarding a possession of a weapon charge in Fulton County and three counts of retail theft in Wisconsin.Along with Daniels, authorities said they arrested Trenica Jena Ford, 31, of Decatur, and Kesonia Alenthia Nembhard, 32, of Loganville. Full charges were as follows, per the GBI: Daniels: sex trafficking with the intent to receive money, possession of MDMA, possession of methamphetamine, possession of schedule II (oxycodone) and possession of marijuana less than an ounce. Ford and Nembhard: possession of MDMA, possession of methamphetamine, possession of schedule II (oxycodone) and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.They were all booked into the Newton County Jail, authorities said.

COVINGTON, GA — A 35-year-old metro Atlanta man was one of three people to recently face drug charges after authorities said he was sought by police in three states, including Georgia.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday said they arrested Jonathan Daniels, of Lithonia, in Covington. Newton County Jail records showed his arrest date as May 20.Daniels was located and arrested at the May 4 request of Henrico County Police in Virginia, where he was sought on a sex trafficking charge, the GBI said.

Furthermore, the GBI said there were also active warrants against Daniels to charge him with failure to appear regarding a possession of a weapon charge in Fulton County and three counts of retail theft in Wisconsin.Along with Daniels, authorities said they arrested Trenica Jena Ford, 31, of Decatur, and Kesonia Alenthia Nembhard, 32, of Loganville.

Full charges were as follows, per the GBI: Daniels: sex trafficking with the intent to receive money, possession of MDMA, possession of methamphetamine, possession of schedule II (oxycodone) and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.

Ford and Nembhard: possession of MDMA, possession of methamphetamine, possession of schedule II (oxycodone) and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.They were all booked into the Newton County Jail, authorities said.