Before the First Bell, Gwinnett Is Still Hiring the People Who Get Kids to School
Gwinnett County Public Schools is recruiting bus drivers and monitors with paid CDL training to cover daily routes for over 128,000 students before school…
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Forsyth County Is Taking Over More Lake Lanier Park Work. Here’s What That Actually Means.
Forsyth County will manage daily operations and upkeep at five Lake Lanier recreation areas as part of a new agreement with the U.S. Army…
New Restaurants Keep Arriving at The Forum Peachtree Corners
The Forum Peachtree Corners is expanding its dining options with new restaurants including a Persian eatery, Japanese fine dining, and a growing food hall.…
Ichiban Closes at The Collection Ahead of Cheesecake Factory Arrival
Ichiban Steak & Sushi has closed at The Collection at Forsyth in Cumming, making way for new dining options including The Cheesecake Factory opening…
Inside the First Morning at Johns Creek’s New Trader Joe’s
Trader Joe’s opened its Johns Creek store at Medley with music, local art, and a large community turnout. The store brings a fresh grocery…
Trader Joe’s Opens at Medley as Johns Creek Gets Its First Store
Trader Joe’s opens its first Johns Creek location at Medley, offering grocery shopping from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. The new store brings…
Hook’d Up Seafood Brings a Gulf Coast Mindset to Roswell
Hook'd Up Seafood in Roswell serves fresh, high-quality seafood with a variety that local shoppers value. The market emphasizes sourcing transparency and offers ready-to-cook…
Meet Your Neighbors: Golden Key Brings Eastern Europe to Peachtree Parkway
Golden Key on Peachtree Parkway offers authentic Eastern European groceries and deli items from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and nearby countries, reflecting local immigrant communities.
Electric Dirt Bikes Are Giving Cities a New Enforcement Problem
Electric dirt bikes are growing in popularity in North Atlanta but are challenging local safety and enforcement rules. These fast, quiet vehicles often cross…
Cuba’s Crisis Has a Quiet North Atlanta Echo
The worsening crisis in Cuba has personal impacts on North Atlanta’s Cuban community, affecting family ties, travel, and remittances in local suburbs.
Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants in North Atlanta for an Easy Family Meal
North Atlanta’s kid-friendly dining scene meets family needs with quick meals, fun activities, and diverse menus in convenient, walkable locations.
Decatur Pushes Into a New Era of Growth, Density and Civic Change
Decatur is undergoing major growth with a revamped downtown square, a large mixed-use project transforming an old mall, and evolving housing policies addressing affordability…