A local sports organization is considering a new location. Atlanta Roller Derby currently uses a rented space in Mableton for practices and games. The group has scheduled matches at a Decatur skate rink for August and September.
They are exploring the possibility of building a facility near this rink. Further information about the potential partnership and new facility is available from Atlanta News First.
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