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UPS Buyout Program Continues — What It Could Mean for North Atlanta’s Workforce
A familiar sight along neighborhood streets — the brown delivery truck pulling up curbside — has become part of the daily rhythm of life…
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How Much Georgians Actually Spend on the Lottery—and What They Get Back
The Georgia Lottery is often framed as entertainment, but the numbers tell a different story. It is one of the largest voluntary spending systems…
What the 2026 World Cup Could Mean for North Atlanta
A summer of global attention is coming to Atlanta—and its effects won’t stop at the stadium. When the 2026 FIFA World Cup arrives in…
Ecco Park Open House This Weekend: One of the Last New Townhomes Near North Point
On a quiet stretch near North Point, a newly built townhome is drawing attention not just for its design—but for the timing. With only…
Metro Atlanta Keeps Growing — Even as U.S. Population Growth Slows
On paper, the numbers don’t look dramatic. A one percent increase here, a fraction of a percent there. But across metro Atlanta, the pattern…
Georgia Gas Prices Are Rising Again — And Why the 60-Day Tax Break Isn’t Stopping It
On a typical weekday morning along GA-400, the rhythm hasn’t changed much. Cars still move steadily south toward offices and north toward schools, errands,…
Inside a Courtyard Ranch in South Forsyth
A newly built ranch home in a quiet Cumming community is opening for tours this week, offering a closer look at a style of…
Johns Creek vs. Alpharetta: Where Residents Actually Pay More in Taxes
For many households choosing between Johns Creek and Alpharetta, the question of cost often starts with home prices—but it doesn’t end there. Taxes, service…
What’s Coming to Medley Johns Creek: A Closer Look at the First Businesses
Medley Johns Creek’s debut tenants include Trader Joe’s, Shake Shack, specialty restaurants, fitness studios, and boutique shops, setting the tone for regular visits and…
Whole Foods Development in South Forsyth Moves Into Construction Phase — What We Know Now
Forsyth Town Center is taking shape around Whole Foods in South Forsyth. The grocer says it has no opening timeline to share and cannot…
Why Alpharetta Keeps Winning National Rankings — And What It Means Locally
A steady stream of national rankings has put Alpharetta in a familiar spotlight. Lists focused on career growth, quality of life, and economic opportunity…
Alpharetta Ranks No. 1 Among Small U.S. Cities for Career Growth, New Study Finds
A growing number of professionals are rethinking where they live and work, looking for places that offer both career opportunity and a more manageable…