The last of six defendants who operated a methamphetamine laboratory in a Milton house have pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess methamphetamine with intent to distribute.
Milton News
ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp launched a website aimed at training state workers and the general public in how to detect and respond to warning signs of human trafficking.
Christopher Burnette of Milton was arrested for Milton Public Indecency after officers responded to reports of him “running down the road naked,” police say.
A garage fire off Ranchette Road in Milton resulted one victim being airlifted to Grady Memorial Hospital Thursday evening.
The city of Milton has selected former CNN editor and producer Greg Botelho to serve as its new Communications Director following a nation-wide search.
ATLANTA — With the two words “I do,” Kelly Loeffler became Georgia’s new U.S. senator Monday.
The conclusion of the 2019 calendar year provides time to review the accomplishments of the North Fulton prep programs on the field.
Richard Thomas Willman of Canton was arrested for a hit and run off Arnold Mill Road, police say.
Locations in Milton, Roswell and Alpharetta will be collecting live Christmas trees during various recycling events.
With the end of the prep football season taking place, the post-season honors have begun for the local players and coaches in the area.
An unknown male approached a student near a wooded area on her way to her middle school bus stop near the intersection of Commonwealth Way and Windward Village Parkway, police say.
Alpharetta, Milton and Roswell will host menorah lightings and Hanukkah festivities around north Fulton in celebration of the Jewish holiday.
A Milton neighborhood is getting increased police presence after a man attempted to lure children into nearby woods, police say.
The first round of the Georgia High School Association State Football took place Nov. 15 with several local programs advancing and keeping their championship hopes alive. The second round starts Nov. 22.
Temperatures are dropping, leaves are falling and soon Santa will take to the skies. Get ready for the holiday season with these merry, family friendly events around north Fulton.
Game: Johns Creek Gladiators (9-1) vs. Alexander Cougars (6-4)Date: Nov. 15All-time series: First meeting
Game: Cambridge Bears (4-5, 3-4) vs. Alpharetta (6-3, 6-1)
North Fulton Community Charities announced the appointment of Holly M. York as the new Executive Director of the charity.
Game: Alpharetta Raiders (6-2, 6-0) at Johns Creek Gladiators (7-1, 6-0)Date: Nov. 1Last meeting: Johns Creek 32, Alpharetta 6 (Oct. 26, 2018)All-time series: Alpharetta leads 4-3
Milton will etch six inductees onto the Milton Wall of Fame at Bell Memorial Park on Nov. 2, at 11:30 a.m.
The Fulton County Board of Education received a $456,901 grant from the Department of Justice to improve school security and safety.
Game: Fellowship Christian Paladins (7-0, 5-0) at Mount Pisgah Christian Patriots (2-5, 2-3)
Calling all ghosts, witches and princesses — The Milton Police Department and Fire-Rescue Department, in collaboration with Karate Atlanta Milton, is hosting Milton Night Out Trunk-or-Treat on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The prep football season is fully entrenched with the state playoffs less than a month away, and local programs are fighting for positioning with contests on Oct. 18.
Candidates Judy Burds and Paul Moore are running for Milton city council post 2.
Fellowship Christian’s home game against St. Francis in Region 6A action highlights the prep football action for local programs Oct. 11 as the regular season’s second half continues.
North Fulton Community Charities’ annual Warm Coat Drive returns to help local families for its 25th year.
The prep football season has reached the halfway mark with region play controlling much of the action for local programs. Wesleyan’s home contest against Holy Innocents’ in a Region 5A contest between two undefeated teams highlights the action on Sept. 27.
Roswell’s home contest against Milton highlights the prep football action for local programs on Sept. 20 as the halfway point of the regular season quickly approaches.
Four people have been arrested in connection to a shooting that left two men died and another injured at Roswell Pointe Condominiums, police say.
♦ Game: St. Francis Knights at Mount Pisgah Christian Patriots
The city of Milton will host a community conversation about suicide and suicide prevention at 6:30 p.m. in Milton City Hall Council Chambers on World Suicide Prevention Day, Sept. 10.
North Fulton Community Charities was awarded a 2019 Lighting the Way Award and $75,000 grant by the SunTrust Foundation.
♦ Game: Alpharetta Raiders at Milton Eagles
Qualifying for Alpharetta concluded yesterday, but Roswell and Milton are still seeing candidates qualify. For Roswell and Milton, municipal elections are coming to a close, and so far the following candidates have qualified:
Qualifying for Roswell, Milton and Alpharetta municipal elections are in full swing, and so far the following candidates have qualified:
Qualifying for Roswell, Milton and Alpharetta municipal elections are in full swing, and so far the following candidates have qualified:
Qualifying for Roswell and Alpharetta municipal elections has begun, and the following candidates have qualified at this time:
♦ Game:♦ Milton Eagles vs. Buford Wolves
The 2018 prep football season for public schools in North Fulton saw one squad reach the ultimate achievement in a state championship while others continued their growth with postseason appearances.
The city of Milton selected Robert Drewry to serve as the new public works director, following Carter Lucas’s departure earlier this year.
The city of Milton will celebrate yet another milestone on July 18, when it breaks ground on the new Public Safety Complex, at 9 a.m.
The Atlanta Blaze launched as an expansion franchise in the Major Lacrosse League (MLL) in 2016 and held its home contests at Fifth Third Bank Stadium in Kennesaw through its first three seasons.
Experts at local Pike Nurseries are offering helpful classes on waterwise succulents, gardening and summer lawn care basics during July.
The first week of the 2019 prep football season will begin on August 23 but preparations have already begun for local programs with summer workouts. Many of the programs started on June 3.
Milton High School freshman Aanika Eragam’s poem, “Coconut Promises,” landed her a spot as one of four finalists in this year’s Georgia Poet Laureate’s Prize.
The conclusion of the 2018-19 academic calendar provides time to review the accomplishments of the north Fulton prep programs on the field.
The collegiate baseball season has reached the postseason starting with the NCAA Division 1 Baseball Tournament began on May 31 with many local athletes participating in the competition.
With school out for the summer, North Fulton drivers can expect roadwork. Below are north Fulton roads that will be undergoing construction or closures this summer.
Fulton County Schools recently named Star Seniors of the district.
