TUCKER-NORTHLAKE CID NEWS

The best part of Main Street events is always the people. The sky was overcast, but faces were shining bright with excitement. Thanks to the City of Tucker for hosting another great event in Downtown Tucker, and to everyone who came out to celebrate. Photographs by...

It's been two hundred and fifty years since our nation declared its independence. Think about all we have accomplished and overcome. May the next two hundred and fifty years be even better. Happy Independence Day!...

(From Press Release provide by StillFire) Just months after celebrating the grand opening of their second location in Smyrna, StillFire Brewing has announced plans to open its third Georgia brewery and taproom this fall in the heart of Downtown Tucker. The...

Join us on Main Street in Downtown Tucker for the City of Tucker’s annual Celebration of Independence and Fireworks Spectacular on Friday, July 3. Festivities begin at 6:00 p.m. and continue until Main Street reopens to traffic at 11:00 p.m. Celebrate America’s 250...

This afternoon the Tucker-Northlake CID Board of Directors held its third board meeting of the year at 1:00 p.m. at Tandem Bank. All members of the Board were present except Bob Espy. The board approve the annual millage rate of 3 mills. To access board meeting...

When the Tucker Town Green opened in November 2025, the expectation was that it would take time for activity to build. Four months in, we are beginning to see how that process unfolds, even during the winter months and with limited event programming. The grand opening...

Last month, we explained the City of Tucker’s proposed loitering ordinance update and why it mattered for property owners. Now that update has been approved, and Tucker businesses can begin participating in the new loitering enforcement partnership with the DeKalb...

This afternoon the Tucker-Northlake CID Board of Directors held its second board meeting of the year at 1:00 p.m. at Tandem Bank. All members of the Board were present except Betty Willis, Charles DeWitt, and Honey Van De Kreke. Matthew Lee, the CID’s Executive...

The discussion around parking in Downtown Tucker has been going on for years. Some believe there is not enough parking, while others say they can always find a space. The key is understanding the full picture. Here is a look at the numbers, the planning, and the...

As the Cheshire Cat told Alice in Alice in Wonderland, if you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there. Few things are as important as the roads we choose to travel. Without effective transportation, communities don’t just slow down, they struggle to...

For years, property owners across Tucker have faced a frustrating reality. They could call DeKalb County police about ongoing loitering, but enforcement often depended on whether a business representative was present at that exact moment. If the store was closed, if...

Behind every project is a story. Here’s the story behind the landscaping project at the I-285 and Lawrenceville Highway Interchange in Tucker, Georgia. This transformation was funded by the Tucker-Northlake Community Improvement District (CID), the City of Tucker, and...