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Explore Community Voice →South Forsyth welcomes Peachtree Puttery, a new entertainment complex with bowling, mini golf, arcade games, and multiple dining options. This venue offers a fresh…
The Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight in North Atlanta, while new funding moves Gwinnett trail plans forward. High school football also begins across the…
North Atlanta drivers need to know when to stop for school buses. Roads without physical medians require all traffic to stop for flashing red…
The Sanctum is set to open soon in downtown Sugar Hill, offering steaks, seafood, and elevated Southern cuisine in a polished, formal setting. The…
North Fulton tap water has a new taste due to seasonal changes but remains safe. Today is the late deadline for August SAT registration,…
In Georgia, teens with a Class D license can drive siblings to school while following specific passenger restrictions and a nighttime curfew. Learner’s permit…
Georgia absentee ballot requests begin August 17 for the November general election. Ballots will start mailing October 5, with early voting from October 13…
Alpharetta’s Planning Commission recommended approval for a major redevelopment transforming North Point Mall into a sports and entertainment district with an arena, apartments, and…
Forsyth County proposes a $239.4 million budget for 2027 while Roswell revisits a housing rezoning request. Duluth holds a property tax hearing and construction…
Tre Fratelli, a new Italian restaurant in downtown Alpharetta, offers classic comfort dishes in a welcoming setting. The menu features favorites like chicken Parmesan…
Public school in North Atlanta is tuition-free but can still cost families hundreds or more annually when factoring in meals, parking, and extracurriculars. A…
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,…
