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1. Sandy Springs to host third annual OktoberFEAST Oct. 17-18 (appenmedia.com) — Sandy Springs is bringing back its free OktoberFEAST festival Oct. 17-18 at City Springs, with Bavarian food, German beers, mulled wine, and live music from The Swinging Bavarians. Running 3 to 7 p.m. both days, the family-friendly event blends traditional Oktoberfest flair with local Southern hospitality, giving residents an easy, walkable fall outing in the heart of the city.
2. Sandy Springs State of the City address set for Sept. 15 (roughdraftatlanta.com) — Sandy Springs residents and business owners can hear Mayor Rusty Paul's State of the City address on Sept. 15 at City Springs, with limited free seats for those skipping the luncheon. The talk will cover water negotiations with Atlanta, development trends, and public safety investments, offering a direct look at how city leaders see Sandy Springs' future.
3. DA's office decides not to prosecute radio personality Big Tigger (11alive.com) — Sandy Springs readers may want to know that Fulton County prosecutors have decided not to pursue charges against radio host Big Tigger after his June arrest by Sandy Springs Police. The case stemmed from an alleged domestic dispute, and while he has denied the accusations, his wife has separately filed a federal lawsuit over an unrelated warrant and arrest.
4. Five Deals Now Account for 38% of All CRE CLO Distress. Here's Where the Properties Actually Are (realtytoday.com) — Sandy Springs appears in a national look at rising distress in commercial real estate loans, with the Grace Abernathy Apartments cited as one of several Sun Belt multifamily properties that couldn't refinance ballooning debt. The article explains how aggressive 2021–2022 rent-growth assumptions and floating-rate bridge loans have left some local complexes, including in metro Atlanta, under mounting financial pressure.
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