LIIV Atlanta Sets Sept. 27 Opening at Longtime Peachtree Corners Church
LIIV Atlanta will launch its third campus on September 27 at the former Landmark Church in Peachtree Corners, preserving local worship and community services…
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Jewish Institutions Now Spend More Than $1 Billion a Year on Security
Jewish organizations now face a growing security cost, spending over $1 billion a year on personnel and technology. This shift deeply influences how institutions…
Fulton Restarts Free Friday Weddings—But Couples Still Need $68.50
Fulton County resumes its Forever Fridays program, offering free group wedding ceremonies. Couples must still pay a $68.50 license fee, but the event provides…
Former Roswell Kohl’s Reopens Sept. 6 as $28 Million Church and Events Campus
The long-vacant Kohl’s store in Roswell reopens as Eagles Nest Church’s permanent home, featuring a large auditorium and new community event spaces. This $28…
Forsyth County’s First Jewish Youth Education Center Opens Today
Congregation Beth Israel marks 10 years with Forsyth County’s first Jewish youth education center. A family festival follows the opening event with food, music,…
A Different Kind of Friday: How Good Friday Unfolds Across North Atlanta in 2026
By midday, something begins to shift. The roads remain busy, the shopping centers open, the routines mostly intact—but in pockets across Johns Creek, Alpharetta,…
Where to Attend Easter Services in Alpharetta, Johns Creek, and South Forsyth (2026 Guide)
Easter week tends to follow a familiar rhythm in local churches. Services begin with Palm Sunday, continue through Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, and…
Private & Faith-Based Schools in North Atlanta: A Guide for Families
Across North Fulton and South Forsyth, families often move to communities like Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Duluth, Suwanee, and southern Cumming specifically because…