A Summer Shift at Stone MountainBig changes are coming to Stone Mountain Park this summer, and many families are paying attention. Nearly 500 workers could lose their jobs in June as the park transitions to new management.The shift comes as a new company steps in to run daily operations. While the park will stay open, employees must reapply for their roles during the transition.For many Atlanta area visitors, this is more than business news. It touches a place tied to memories, family outings, and community traditions.What Is Actually HappeningA formal notice shows that 497 employees may be laid off starting June 1.The current operator is stepping away, and a new company will take over attractions, hospitality, and staffing. Leaders say the park’s rides, events, and reservations will continue without interruption.Workers will have a chance to apply again, but there are no guarantees. That uncertainty has people asking questions about job security and fairness.How Visitors Are ReactingParkgoers are watching closely and trying to stay hopeful. Some say they plan to give the new company a chance before forming opinions. Others feel uneasy about employees having to reapply for jobs they already…..