City of College Park Revitalizes Its End of Old National
College Park Target & I-285 Redevelopment
July 14, 2018 — The City of College Park announces a Tax Allocation District (TAD) to redevelop Old National’s first mile – the entrance from I-85/285 to South Fulton. Redevelopment plans include the long-abandoned, old Target building and the Old National Discount Mall.
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Click above to view the entire PowerPoint. Learn more about South Fulton's Old National Economic Development plans at the link below.
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STACEY ABRAMS VISITS 2ND ANNUAL SOUTH FULTON ELETORAL COLLEGE
Councilman khalid's South Fulton "Electoral College" is an annual Day of Political Education where attendees can take classes about local & state government and question candidates running for office. Last Saturday's day-long event began with a class explaining each constitutional amendment, referendum & local question on the November Ballot (there are over 20 items to vote on besides Governor & Lieutenant Governor).
The class was followed by forums with candidates from multiple political parties running for statewide offices. Candidates took questions from South Fulton residents. South Fulton middle school students got to question State Superintendent candidate Otha Thornton. The highlight for many, however, was the appearance of Stacey Abrams at a Town Hall moderated by WSB-TV 2's Tyisha Fernandes. Abrams was greeted with a step show by the ladies of Delta Sigma Theta sorority, ending with the entire audience — including several state officials — doing the "wobble."
The class was followed by forums with candidates from multiple political parties running for statewide offices. Candidates took questions from South Fulton residents. South Fulton middle school students got to question State Superintendent candidate Otha Thornton. The highlight for many, however, was the appearance of Stacey Abrams at a Town Hall moderated by WSB-TV 2's Tyisha Fernandes. Abrams was greeted with a step show by the ladies of Delta Sigma Theta sorority, ending with the entire audience — including several state officials — doing the "wobble."
After learning about ballot items and questioning the candidates, dozens of Electoral College "students" cast ballots at a Saturday Early Voting Location right across the street. The annual event is the brainchild of South Fulton City Councilman khalid, America's first #BlackLivesMatter organizer elected to public office. The idea came to him when he learned of shockingly low rates of voter participation in the city.
"This goal of this event, in conjunction with our Election Day Holiday and other initiatives I am introducing are to encourage a culture of voting in our ctiy." explains Councilman khalid.
"This goal of this event, in conjunction with our Election Day Holiday and other initiatives I am introducing are to encourage a culture of voting in our ctiy." explains Councilman khalid.