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Here’s when the new DeKalb Hobby Lobby is opening

File photo of a Hobby Lobby store

Credit: Getty Images

Credit: Getty Images

File photo of a Hobby Lobby store
By Joshua Sharpe
April 20, 2017

Hobby Lobby has picked a date to open its new DeKalb County store.

The grand opening celebration is May 29 at 9 a.m. at the new Tucker Meridian shopping center, the city of Tucker announced.

“That's great news for Tucker crafters!” the city posted on Facebook.

The massive Tucker Meridian development is located at the intersection of Lavista Road and Northlake Parkway, with at least eight popular chains planned.

Four other popular chains have also announced opening dates.

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Officers mainly near Moreland Ave in DeKalb are handing out citations, educating people so they know how they can keep the area clean.

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