McGinnis Ferry Road Is Closed Through Sunday. Here’s the Detour
McGinnis Ferry Road remains fully closed through Sunday for storm pipe replacement, impacting traffic near Sargent Road and Jones Bridge Road. Detours direct drivers…
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From Taylor to Amelia: How Georgia’s Baby Names Changed as North Atlanta Grew
Georgia’s baby names have evolved over three decades, reflecting North Atlanta’s changing culture and growing international diversity among young families.
North Atlanta Homes Go to Auction Sight Unseen. The Bargain May End at the Front Door.
Homes in North Atlanta and nearby suburbs are being auctioned off without interior walkthroughs. Buyers must pay in full at sale and accept the…
Sugar Hill Plans 25 Affordable Cottages Near Downtown. Who Could Buy One?
Sugar Hill is developing 25 affordable, detached cottages near downtown to help moderate-income residents own homes close to city amenities. The small homes will…
Why North Fulton Schools Are Losing Students Even as the Suburbs Keep Building
North Fulton schools face declining enrollment despite ongoing suburban development. Rising housing prices and smaller kindergarten classes contribute to fewer students entering the system.…
Why Alpharetta Is Offering Police Officers Bonuses of Up to $20,000
Alpharetta is providing up to $20,000 in hiring bonuses to experienced, certified police officers to address staffing shortages. Nearby cities offer bonuses and competitive…
Shake Shack Picks West Forsyth for Its First County Restaurant
Shake Shack will open its first Forsyth County restaurant at Southard Exchange in west Forsyth. The new location will feature drive-thru service and outdoor…
Forsyth Property Assessments Are Arriving. Here’s What Homeowners Should Check
Forsyth County sent its 2026 property assessment notices in late June. The document details the estimated fair market value and exemptions but not the…
Peachtree Corners Moves to Buy the Former CinéBistro. What Should Replace It?
Peachtree Corners is proceeding with the purchase of the former CinéBistro at Town Center. City leaders will study options to reuse or redevelop the…
Northview High Opens to Out-of-District Students for $11,000 a Year
Northview High School in Johns Creek has opened its doors to out-of-district students with a tuition of $11,000 per year. The program helps the…
Life Time Eyes First Forsyth County Club Along Post Road
Life Time is eyeing a new club on Post Road in Forsyth County, joining other upscale fitness spots as the area grows and road…
She Once Worked Here. Now It’s Her Cumming Bakery.
Scout’s Sourdough has opened its first storefront at 5535 Bannister Road in Cumming. Owner Scout Samples has turned a longtime home baking operation into…
