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Amondi Mani, a student at Clarkston Youth Development Initiative, and Awet Eyasu, a City Council Member of Clarkston discuss what it’s like to immigrate to the U.S. and become a new American.

 Genet Woldtsadik from Clarkston Community Youth Development Initiative interviews Sumaya Karimi , Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities , Organizing Director, Real Communities Initiative about the hardest parts of coming to America: the unknown. Unknown language, unknown people and unknown culture—but we will hear how they both overcame their struggles by making connections through empowerment and education.

Clarkston meets its Candidates at the Clarkston Municipal Elections Candidate Forum · October 17th 2017 On Tuesday night the Clarkston Community Center filled with over a hundred community members eager to get to know the candidates for Clarkston's Municipal elections. 

  Sagal Radio presented a Clarkston community forum between city council candidates. It's a crowded ballot and candidates discussed their priorities, public safety, the city budget and why diversity andinclusion are important for Clarkston. Candidates include: Yterenickia "YT" Bell, Christopher Busing, Jamie Carroll (incumbent), Ahmed M. Hassan (incumbent), Laura Carol Hopkins, Dean S. Moore (incumbent), Grant Hassan Salaam, Jennifer Schliestett. For the special election: Andrea Cervone and Warren Hadlock. 

  Sagal Radio presented a Clarkston community forum between city council candidates. It's a crowded ballot and candidates discussed their priorities, public safety, the city budget and why diversity andinclusion are important for Clarkston. Candidates include: Yterenickia "YT" Bell, Christopher Busing, Jamie Carroll (incumbent), Ahmed M. Hassan (incumbent), Laura Carol Hopkins, Dean S. Moore (incumbent), Grant Hassan Salaam, Jennifer Schliestett. For the special election: Andrea Cervone and Warren Hadlock. 

(L-R), Clarkston Speaks Guest Host and Clarkston City Councilwoman, Beverly Burks, welcomes guests Bob Thompson, Leanne Rubenstein and Gunawork Wondimneh with Compassion Atlanta, and Ellen Diehl, 2nd Vice Chair, DeKalb County Republican Party, to discuss “Building Civility & Compassion”. 

“Clarkston Speaks”, Summer Youth Programs  (First Row) L-R, Beverly Burks, Guest Host and Clarkston City Council Member, Cindy Bowden, Executive Director, Clarkston Community Center, Claudia Aguilar Rubalcava, Co-Pastor, Hope is Happening, (Second Row) L-R, Josh Davis, Director, Proskuneo School of the Arts, and Doug Friesema, Co-Pastor, Hope is Happening, tell listeners about Summer Youth Programs in the city of Clarkston for 2017.