ATLANTA -- Calling all artists: the AJC Peachtree Road Race T-shirt design contest is now accepting entries.

Designers have until Friday, Feb. 28 to submit their works of art. All entries will be whittled down to five finalists, which will be unveiled on ajc.com/peachtree on Saturday, Mar. 15.

No one will see the winning design until race day, when it will adorn tens of thousands of finishers' T-shirts.

"The AJC Peachtree Road Race T-shirt design contest is a great way to showcase the work of our local artists, and we are always impressed with the entries we receive," Atlanta Track Club interim executive director Sue Payne said in a statement.

Whoever wins the contest receives $1,000, while each of the four finalists gets $100.

ATLANTA -- This week's installment of the USA Today Metro Atlanta Super 25 Girls Basketball Poll is here. There is movement in the updated list, but the top two spots remain unchanged.

McEachern and Southwest DeKalb ate 1 and 2 with Redan up to 3 this week. Parkview and Archer complete the top 5.Wesleyan , Hillgrove, Tucker, North Forsyth, and Buford round out the top 10. 

Columbia slides from 12 to 16 while Salem rises from 19 to 24.

Central Gwinnett check in this week at 24 while Duluth falls out of the Super 25.

The Metro Atlanta Super 25 is computer generated and produced exclusively for 11 Alive News and 11 Alive.com by USA Today High School Sports

(WXIA) -- The Georgia Department of Transportation is reminding north Georgia residents to be mindful of temperature drops and to turn off their sprinkler systems.

GDOT released this statement Wednesday morning:

Every winter, we have icing issues due to automatically-timed sprinkler systems left on overnight in freezing temperatures. They can create a very hazardous condition for motorists the next morning.

Automatic sprinkler systems are often timed to operate at night, and when spray from the sprinkler is blown onto the road or water drains onto the road, black ice is formed, creating a hazard for motorists.

The Department urges residents and businesses to take a moment and ensure that automatic sprinkler systems are turned off. With sub-freezing termperatures on the way, motorists are cautioned to be on the lookout for icy patches or black ice, especially early in the morning.