Federal money to help with summer camps in DeKalb

The DeKalb County Commission recently agreed to use federal funds to help low- and moderate-income youth participate in summer camps.

The $92,278 in block grants will provide $300 vouchers for kids between 5 and 15 to join camps, recreation activities and educational programs run by the county or approved non-profit agencies.

More information: 404-286-3308.

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