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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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Fulton County manager leaving for DeKalb
Come Jan. 1, Fulton County will be without a county manager. Zachary Williams, who has been with the county since 200...
09:53 AM, Wednesday, December 19
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County opens new transit facility
Nearly double the size of the former building, the new Henry County Transit Facility will give transit staff the abil...
09:50 AM, Wednesday, December 19
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Special Photo <br> From left, Kenzie Mabrey stands with Agape students Teric, Lalia, Kennia and Jason and Agape Executive Director Nell Benn. The students’ last names are not being released due to Agape’s privacy policy.
North Atlanta student partners with Agape in giving
Caroline Mabrey, 16, a student at North Atlanta High School in Buckhead, came up with a unique idea to give back to t...
09:50 AM, Wednesday, December 19
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Advisors: Investors should take advantage of 2012’s tax code
High-income taxpayers and investors should be aware of and take advantage of tax provisions in three areas before the...
09:45 AM, Wednesday, December 19
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Staff / Katherine Frye <br> Nola Love, CEO of Helping in His Name, takes a recent donation into the warehouse to be sorted.
Food pantry ready for the holidays
Roughly 20 years ago, Helping in His Name Ministries, a food pantry that acts as a resource for families shouldered w...
09:43 AM, Wednesday, December 19
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Staff / Katherine Frye <br> From left, senior Brittany Cates, junior Brett McDevitt, and junior Anslee Wilson with the team state championship trophy.
Ola co-ed cheerleading squad wins first state title
Editor’s Note: Three different state titles have been brought home by Henry County students this fall. This is the se...
09:41 AM, Wednesday, December 19
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Vinings church to honor Newtown victims
In an email Wednesday, the Rev. B. Bruce Cook of Vinings United Methodist Church Congregational Care announced the ch...
09:32 AM, Wednesday, December 19
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Staff / Samantha M. Shal<br> St. Vincent de Paul food services volunteer Edward Trope of Chamblee shops with a client in the food pantry.
St. Vincent de Paul seeks holiday donations
The spirit of giving is often a defining feature of the holiday season. The local chapter of St. Vincent de Paul, an ...
06:04 PM, Tuesday, December 18
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Restructuring plans delayed for DeKalb County schools
Parents of DeKalb County students now have more time to submit feedback to the school district on its proposed school...
06:00 PM, Tuesday, December 18
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Dunwoody settles Adopt-A-Spot lawsuit
Dunwoody will pay more than $8,000 to settle a lawsuit brought against the city by long-time resident Joe Hirsch rega...
05:55 PM, Tuesday, December 18
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Dunwoody approves new paving projects
About 20 paving projects planned for next year should make for smoother travel in Dunwoody for motorists and bikers. ...
05:52 PM, Tuesday, December 18
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Kingsley Charter School second grader Isaac Malcolm, 7, son of Chetuan and Darryle Malcolm of Atlanta, reacts after getting an answer correct on an iPad app that teaches students about state capitals.
Kingsley Charter School in contest to win iPads for students
Wednesday is the last day for voters to help Kingsley Charter School win a grant of up to $50,000 through Clorox’s “P...
05:45 PM, Tuesday, December 18
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Clayton police officer succumbs to injuries
Clayton County Police Officer Sean Louis Callahan died at 5:16 a.m. today from wounds he received yesterday in a shoo...
10:08 AM, Tuesday, December 18
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Piedmont, WellStar partner on health insurance plan
In a news release Monday, Buckhead-based Piedmont Healthcare and Marietta-based WellStar Health System announced a pa...
09:11 PM, Monday, December 17
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Staff / Nathan Self <br> The Habitat for Humanity caravan gets a police escort on their way to deliver support to New York and New Jersey for victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Habitat for Humanity sends help for Sandy aftermath
Habitat for Humanity’s first caravan of mobile response units left from St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in downtown Atlan...
08:27 AM, Monday, December 17
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