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Johns Creek council approves rezoning for new subd...
by Nicole Dow
01:01 PM, Tuesday, May 21
Plans for two new subdivisions in Johns Creek moved forward Monday as city councilmembers unanimously approved rezoning cases to allow for residential development. Council authorized a 224-acre section of land at the 10800 block of Bell Road to be...

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Perimeter School honors veterans with celebration
What started as a simple classroom activity at Perimeter School back in 1995 has grown into a community event honorin...
10:11 AM, Wednesday, November 14
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Staff / Angela Spencer From left, Dave Warvel, Dick Yezzi and Johns Creek Fire Marshal Chad McGiboney stand at one of the drop points for this year's Toys for Tots campaign. Warvel and Yezzi are both Marines, and Toys for Tots is done through the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
Local Toys for Tots drop points awaiting donations
Several north Fulton cities and businesses will be collecting unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots, a program by the U.S....
09:58 AM, Wednesday, November 14
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DeKalb releases dates for early voting in Brookhaven runof...
The runoff election for the offices of mayor and council Districts 1, 3 and 4 for the newly incorporated city of Broo...
09:49 AM, Wednesday, November 14
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Dunwoody council passes nearly $27.8M budget
Dunwoody taxpayers will see their money going to parks, paving projects and the police next year. Significant spendin...
08:05 AM, Wednesday, November 14
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Staff / Nathan Self <br> Election coordinator, Shirley Powell, left, shows voters, Hope Panipino, of McDonough, and Dan Bledsoe, of McDonough, where to check the information on their voter registration to make sure it is correct.
Newly elected officials prepare to take reins
With the election over and the results certified, newly elected Henry County commissioners can take a momentary breat...
03:09 PM, Tuesday, November 13
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Staff / Nathan Self <br> SPLOST Transportation Director Burt Bivens makes sure the Rock Quarry Road Bridge project in Stockbridge is coming along on schedule.
Bridge construction continues
Rock Quarry Road Bridge in Stockbridge is still underway. The structure, slated to be completed in March of next yea...
03:07 PM, Tuesday, November 13
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Staff / Nathan Self <br> Christmas lights are placed in every area of the Atlanta Motor Speedway, even in the concession area where Marketing and Promotions Director Marcy Scott shows a reindeer, just one of the thousands of lights at the Gift of Lights event.
Atlanta Motor Speedway's Gift of Lights returns for second...
For its second consecutive year, the Atlanta Motor Speedway will host its Gift of Lights beginning on Sunday. The li...
03:05 PM, Tuesday, November 13
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Debate continues over Womack/Vermack roads
A discussion on how to proceed with the city’s contract for intersection improvement design work at Womack and Vermac...
01:58 PM, Tuesday, November 13
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County split on 911 upgrades
Fulton County first responders are operating under an outdated radio system that is 20 years old. The system is due f...
10:46 AM, Tuesday, November 13
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Staff / Joe Livingston <br> Hapeville maintenence man Ray Peppers smiles as he wraps decorations on the gazebo at Jess Lucas Park
Holidays in Hapeville set for Nov. 20
The holiday season in Hapeville will soon be in full swing. Christmas activities, including the annual mayoral tree ...
10:45 AM, Tuesday, November 13
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Staff / Joe Livingston <br> Fairburn records clerk Amanda Faillo works on rebuilding giant wreaths that will go on light poles along downtown for the holidays.
Fairburn ready for annual tree lighting
The city of Fairburn is knee-deep in preparation for its annual tree lighting — although Santa and the lit tree are c...
10:42 AM, Tuesday, November 13
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Staff / Joe Livingston <br> David Widner owner of “Twig” at Serenbe sets up displays for the holidays.
Local shopping options abound at Serenbe
Serenbe, an oasis of restaurants, shops and other local businesses in Chattahoochee Hills, is not only a destination ...
10:38 AM, Tuesday, November 13
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Buckhead's Trinity names new head of school
In a news release Friday, Trinity School in Buckhead announced its board approved the appointment of Joseph “Joe” P. ...
09:16 AM, Monday, November 12
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Special Photo<br> From left, Jordan Epstein and Victor Skenderi.
Pace debaters win national tournament
Earlier this month Pace Academy senior debaters Jordan Epstein and Victor Skenderi won first place at the University ...
05:13 PM, Saturday, November 10
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Milton, Alpharetta enter long-awaited parks agreement
The city councils of Milton and Alpharetta approved agreements Monday night establishing a regionalized parks system ...
05:03 PM, Friday, November 09
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