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Schools, cities and more in south Fulton County are lending a helping hand with collecting donations after Hurricane Dorian caused serious destruction in the Bahamas.
A burger restaurant that received a lot of buzz when it first opened in Forest Park in 2017 has made the move to Fairburn.
The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) and the cities of Chattahoochee Hills, College Park, East Point, Fairburn, Hapeville, Palmetto, South Fulton, and Union City have begun updating the 2013 Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) for the southern portion of Fulton County. The SFCTP Update …
The Fulton County Library System has announced the grand re-opening of the newly renovated Fairburn Library, located at 60 Valley View Drive in Fairburn, which will take place on Thursday, May 16 at 10 a.m. The celebration will include a program in the library’s new community meeting room, a…
A construction company that just celebrated its grand opening for a state-of-the-art production facility and headquarters in Fairburn is planning on sharing its success with local students and the south Fulton community.
Three products from south Fulton that have made it to the final round of UGA’s 2019 Flavor of Georgia contest.
MARIETTA — Tammy Sims never expected to take a job as a cafeteria monitor at an elementary school.
Fairburn’s slogan is “Situated to Succeed,” and Mayor Elizabeth Carr-Hurst said it was an ideal fit for the city as it “embraces our future while remembering our past.”
South Fulton will join Fulton County, Georgia and the nation in celebrating the life and legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Ph.D., whose 90th birthday anniversary is Jan. 15.
Although financial advisors say past performance is not an indicator of future results, Fairburn residents and business owners can look forward to more public service from the city’s top official in 2019, a supporter recently said.
The Union City Police Department is investigating a homicide at the Shannon Lake Apartments on Buffington Road.
The Oct. 6 Fairburn Fall Festival started with a parade in which schools, civic groups, election candidates, nonprofits, businesses and other organizations participated. The annual festival included entertainment, amusement activities and vendors of refreshments, arts and crafts.
Elected officials from south Fulton gathered recently to pay tribute to a dear friend and important legal advocate.
Atlanta Motor Speedway, 1500 Tara Place in Hampton, opened its camping facilities Sept. 11 to evacuees seeking refuge from Hurricane Florence.
In the time between Labor Day and Halloween, south Fulton cities offer opportunities to enjoy autumn weather, meet friends and shop outdoor markets for that perfect holiday gift.
Police departments across south Fulton celebrated the 35th annual National Night Out on Aug. 7 with meet-and-greets with first responders, displays of police cars and fire trucks, school supply giveaways and free refreshments.
Communities in south Fulton will participate in the 35th annual National Night Out event tonight starting at 5 p.m.
In south Fulton, cities are pairing with the Atlanta Regional Commission to improve business vitality and residents’ quality of life.
A future scientist is getting a jump on her career goals in July, but not at a traditional summer school.
Longtime Fairburn Deputy Fire Chief Jon Fore recently retired.
Executives in Fairburn seeking fine dining options in which to advance or conclude deals may one day travel no further than Broad Street to find world-class cuisine and service.
The Fairburn Police Department responded April 25 to two I-85 traffic accidents, one resulting in a driver’s death.
It all started when Timothy Lee Weathers ran out of hours.
The Fairburn Fire Department is getting set to roll out a fire extinguisher training system, funded by nearly $10,000 from a commercial insurance company’s Alpharetta office.
Harvest Rain Academy in Fairburn recently gained $10,000 from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based PPG Industries, formerly the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Milledgeville-based Georgia Military College, which has a Fairburn campus, recently got top marks from TheBestSchools.org and Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.
The city of Atlanta issued a boil water advisory Feb. 9 for Fairburn, Union City and south Fulton, including the cities of Chattahoochee Hills and Palmetto.
The Fairburn mayor and city council will hold a working retreat Feb. 1 and 2 at Chateau Elan, 100 Rue Charlemagne Drive, Braselton. The times are Feb. 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Feb. 2 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The public is welcome to attend.
A new year brings a new milestone for the city of Fairburn as its first African-American female mayor took office Jan. 8.
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South Fulton cities are positioning themselves to attract economic development, like the $5 billion second headquarters of Seattle, Washington-based retailer Amazon.
South Fulton cities and communities are preparing their signature fall events celebrating each area’s unique features.
Sixteen metro Atlanta postal workers, including two with Cobb ties, have been indicted on federal charges they accepted bribes to deliver large packages of what they believed was cocaine, the U.S. Justice Department announced Wednesday.
Here is a chance to catch up on who’s who on local Nov. 7 ballots as of the end of qualifying Aug. 25. Write-in candidates have not been announced. Hapeville, Palmetto and Union City do not have any.
Candidate qualifying concluded in East Point, Fairburn, Hapeville and Palmetto on Aug. 23.
New candidates are vying to represent Fairburn residents.
College Park Ward 2 City Councilman Joe Carn has applied to retain his seat.
It is time for Fairburn’s 10,000 registered voters to have more than one voting precinct, officials said recently.
In an abandoned school, two officers stepped carefully down an empty hallway, sweltering in the summer heat under heavy protective gear. Screams from an endless-loop audio track echoed against the walls and windows of a corridor.
Accolades keep rolling in for historians who researched a World War I monument moved out of downtown Fairburn when its ball ornament fell on a car.
Summer campers in Fairburn did more than play sports and make arts and crafts.
A father who left his young child in a car after a July 11 traffic stop gone bad is spending the night in Fulton County Jail on multiple charges.
Atlanta recently announced it is looking at launching a separate website to host all its financial information.
Holly Hill Memorial Park, a cemetery at 359 West Broad St. in Fairburn, is, according to scholars, the site of Georgia’s oldest permanent monument to World War I veterans built by public subscription.
Through June 4, a 16th-century English village hums with outdoor activity on 32 acres as the 32nd annual Georgia Renaissance Festival offers weekend entertainment in Fairburn.
Sweet, healthy and liquid are words that can describe both the product and the profits bringing Harvest Soul Organic Juice to Fairburn.
The students of today will be inventing the jobs of tomorrow, said a Microsoft educator, and teachers need to know how to sharpen their skills to match.
Science, technology, engineering, arts and math programs are the rage as educators prepare students to compete for high-paying jobs in essential industries.
