
Take a taste
Friday, Oct. 2 — Happy Friday! Taste of Tucker, the city’s beloved annual food festival, returns for its 17th iteration tomorrow. Head to Main Street beginning at 1 p.m. to try some of the best food and libations Tucker has to offer, plus some great live music and family-friendly activities.
Read on for more Taste of Tucker details, but first:
🗳️ To vote in the upcoming Nov. 3 general election, voter registration must be completed by Mon., Oct. 5.
🍂 The Tucker High School Foundation is hosting a fall festival on Saturday at 11 a.m. The free, family-friendly event invites all feeder schools to join in the activities, student showcases, and opportunities to engage with local school programs and organizations.
🐾 Scraplanta is hosting a sewing class repurposing textiles into pet beds, mats, and toys on Sunday at 3 p.m.
⚾ The Tucker Historical Society will host a presentation on Mon., Oct. 5, informing attendees about more than 70 years of impact that Fitzgerald Field has had on the Tucker community and future plans for the field. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Tucker City Hall Annex. Attendees are encouraged to bring rosters, programs, news clippings, photos, uniforms, and other field memorabilia.
🌮 Bon appétit,
Katie
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Taste of Tucker returns tomorrow
🍺 Taste of Tucker, the city’s annual food festival, returns to Main Street on Oct. 3 for its 17th consecutive year with food and drinks from local restaurants and breweries, live music, and community-driven fundraising.
Since its inaugural year in 2010, Taste of Tucker has grown from 500 attendees to attracting more than 7,000 people to raise funds for local organizations. This year, more than 30 restaurants and breweries will be serving appetizers, entrees, desserts, and drinks.
🍔 Check out the full list of participating restaurants.

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Tucker residents share feedback on Northlake plan
🏙️ Representatives of Kimley-Horn, the consulting firm leading the design and development of the forthcoming One Northlake plan, met with residents at city hall on Thursday, Oct. 1, to share community survey results and gather more feedback to inform the plan.
With the assistance of Kimley-Horn, leaders of the Tucker-Northlake Community Improvement District (CID) are in the process of developing a five-year plan for the one-square-mile area spanning Tucker and unincorporated DeKalb County.
During the open house, attendees shared their feedback on what they would like to see more and less of in the district and where different types of improvements and investments should occur.
💬 Learn more about Thursday’s meeting.
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Meet Kregg Zulkeski, Tucker’s new Parks and Rec director
🌳 Following the retirement of Rip Robertson in March, Tucker Parks and Recreation has a new director. Kregg Zulkeski hit the ground running in May, bringing a storied background to the department.
With two degrees and several certifications under his belt, Zulkeski had his sights set on a director role. After a brutal winter up north, the Connecticut native looked to the South and found the role in Tucker.
After accepting the position, he moved his family down to Georgia, ready to take on summer camp and pool season. Now, after only a few months, Zulkeski says he enjoys Tucker and appreciates the residents’ engagement and love for the city.
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