The Decatur Minute’s Catherine Lee writes…

[Thursday] evening Sally Wylde, a Decatur resident, founder of the Oakhurst Community Garden Project and an inspiring community leader, passed away. She was an amazing woman and had a huge influence on the Decatur community. Sally moved to Oakhurst in 1993 where she and her neighbor, Louise Jackson, invited school children to become caretakers of a garden they had formerly cut through every day after school. Shortly after, Sally and her husband, Britt Dean, acquired a nearby undeveloped half-acre lot and established the Oakhurst Community Garden Project.

You can read Catherine’s full tribute to Sally HERE.

TheDNO tweets…

New owners of “LexTechs” readying old Relics & Rarities space. To open in about a month. #decaturga http://twitpic.com/2gj1kn

The LexTechs website states that they are “your quality alternative to dealership pricing for service, maintenance, repair, and parts of Lexus and Toyota vehicles here in Atlanta, Georgia. Our shop is headed by an ASE certified Lexus factory trained Senior Technician with over 8 years of Lexus dealership experience.”