Mayor Jim Gilvin said philanthropic residents, business leaders willing to invest, employees committed to service and a sound financial standing have been the backbone for… Read More »Alpharetta mayor calls for strategic growth in State of City address
Johns Creek boys finished off the regular season with a 65-43 win on their home court against the Chattahoochee High Cougars.
Redevelopment along Roswell Road and all around the city dominated discussions Feb. 5-6 during the Sandy Springs City Council annual retreat at the City Springs… Read More »Redevelopment options, growth dominate Sandy Springs retreat
The proposal to add an 81-space parking lot at Cauley Creek Park was defeated by a 4-2 vote of the City Council.
Spruill Center for the Arts announced this year’s Artistic Affair fundraiser will be March 29 from 5:30-9 p.m. to mark the beginning of its 50th… Read More »Dunwoody’s Spruill Center lists 50th anniversary plans
February abounds with local authors making their rounds.
Roswell has shared plans for services honoring fallen Police Officer Jeremy Labonte. There will be a visitation on Feb. 11 and a processional to Roswell… Read More »Roswell mayor announces funeral plans for Officer Jeremy Labonte
The approval of a $2.75 million contract for the city’s 2025 paving plan highlights the agenda for the Feb. 10 Dunwoody City Council meeting.
The Greater Perimeter Chamber, a new business advocacy group created from the merger of Sandy Springs and Dunwoody chambers, meets for the first time Feb.… Read More »Merged chambers prepare to push Perimeter prosperity
Following the acquisition of Decaturish.com, Appen Media will launch a new publication, Decaturish Ink. It will use the merged newsroom to promote more hyperlocal news… Read More »Appen Media, Decaturish to launch print newspaper