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Wednesday Night Bike Ride in Dunwoody

This group meets at Dunwoody Springs Charter School across from the Davis Academy Lower School.

Tuesday Night Bike Ride Starts in Dunwoody

The 'See and be Seen' ride starts out a Mellow Mushroom on Chamblee Dunwoody Road at 6:30 p.m.

Dunwoody High School Girls' Track Team Aces Two Events

The girls' track team brought home two championships from state track meet.

Dunwoody High School's girls' track and field team brought home two state championships after last weekend's state meet in Albany. The team's 4x400 meter relay team was won at the state meet. Sadia Yansaneh, Monika Nwajei, Erika Banks, Asya Yavuncu ran the relay. Alex Cameron took home the title in the 1600 meter event. The Lady Wildcats finished third as a team with 38 points at the state meet. Redan High School and Southwest DeKalb placed first and second in Class-AAAA. Complete results can be found here.

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Dunwoody JV baseball tries to finish perfect season

County's tournament begins Saturday

The Dunwoody High School junior varsity baseball team will attempt to defend their 2011 title this weekend at home in the county’s baseball championship tournament. The Wildcats earned the home team advantage for three weekend games by going a perfect 8-0 for the season in the county’s Red division. The round robin format puts Stephenson High School and Martin Luther King Jr. in the same pool with Dunwoody. Columbia High School and Redan High School are the other top seeds and will host the same three-team format at their schools. Dunwoody opens the tournament against Martin Luther King Jr. High school at 10 a.m. Saturday and follows that up with a game against Stephenson High School at 3 p.m. Dunwoody won the 2011 tournament title as a …

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Win NCAA Hoops Tickets, Meet Tech's John Salley

Track down AT&T's "Ticket Guy" somewhere in the city and win tickets to this weekend's South Region basketball tournament at the Georgia Dome.

Are you a big hoops fan? Got a smartphone? Why watch the games at a local bar in Dunwoody when you could go downtown and see it live? You could be in luck. AT&T, the official wireless sponsor of the NCAA, is giving away 25 pairs of tickets to this week’s NCAA South Region basketball tournament at the Georgia Dome. Kentucky, Indiana, Baylor and Xavier will be in town vying for the opportunity to advance to the Final Four in New Orleans. Beginning today, AT&T is conducting a "Ticker Chaser" event for those who have a smartphone and register online here. The idea is to track track down the "Ticket Guy" who will be somewhere in the city and giving away the game tickets, as well as 60 VIP viewing party tickets. Check out the video to see how …

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