Brookhaven Approves $750,000 Land Purchase to Expand Lynwood Park
Brookhaven will buy 1.3 acres to expand Lynwood Park, protecting mature trees and supporting stormwater management in the historic District 1 neighborhood.
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Roswell Opens Talks on Music Venue at Historic Masonic Lodge
Roswell City Council has authorized negotiations to redevelop the historic Masonic Lodge into a live music and arts venue. The city-owned building is part…
Florida Faces Long Recovery After Hurricane Isaias as Thousands Remain Without Power and Emergency Aid Opens
Days after Hurricane Isaias hit Florida's Gulf Coast, power restoration is progressing while emergency food distribution and support services expand across affected counties.
Your Neighbor’s Tree Fell on Your House. Who Pays in Georgia?
Georgia law treats storm-downed trees as accidents unless prior knowledge of danger is proven. Homeowners should contact insurers promptly and document damage carefully to…
Israel Baseball’s First Atlanta Camp Connects Young Players With a Wider Jewish Community
Israel Baseball Academy's first Atlanta prospect camp in Dunwoody offers instruction and community connection for Jewish high school players. The event opens pathways to…
Georgia Takes No. 1 Ranking After Road Win at Alabama
The Georgia Bulldogs earned the No. 1 ranking after a 20-17 victory over Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The undefeated Bulldogs fortified their bid for the…
After Isaias, North Atlanta’s Focus Shifts From Warnings to Repairs
Hurricane Isaias left thousands of North Atlanta residents without power due to wind-caused outages across several counties. Recovery work continues as crews restore electricity…
Anti-Sharia Bills Surge Across U.S. as States Debate Religious Law
A record number of anti-Sharia bills are being introduced across the United States as states debate religious freedom and legal protections. Critics warn of…
Isaias Leaves More Than 750,000 Without Power After Striking Florida
Hurricane Isaias, striking Florida's Panhandle as a Category 2 storm, left over 750,000 without power across Florida and Alabama. Flooding and wind damage impacted…
What North Atlanta Should Know Today
North Atlanta faces dangerous weather from Hurricane Isaias with flooding and outages expected. Local stories include a trafficking bust, housing challenges, and new developments.
Sugar Hill Could Remove Its Two License-Plate Readers Monday
Sugar Hill’s City Council will decide Monday whether to discontinue the city’s two license-plate readers, addressing a debate that has been postponed twice. The…
Milton Plans Cash Purchase of Verizon Campus, With Decision Likely in November
Milton is set to decide on a $26.25 million cash purchase of the former Verizon campus, aiming to expand public recreation space and support…