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:
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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.
For this year’s Doggies on the Catwalk, the 12th annual fashion show fundraiser for three pet charities, the dogs will be walking not with models but with their owners.
The midpoint of May has seen the continuation of the state playoffs for local programs still competing for a title in baseball, soccer and lacrosse.
Alpharetta: Kylee Rahm, Dheeraj Eidnani
Graduation season is upon us with seniors from all over Fulton County saying farewell to their alma maters.
The Georgia High School Association Lacrosse State playoffs began on May 1 followed by second-round action on May 7.
Hayden Hairston, Milton High School’s starting kicker during the school’s first football championship appearance on Dec. 12 committed to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh to continue his athletic and academic career this fall.
Furkids presents Emmy for the Pet Adoption Spotlight. Emmy is a 3-and-a-half year old brown tabby girl with a big heart. She was rescued by a Furkids volunteer from the great outdoors. She’s super sweet and longs to find a forever family of her own.
The spring sports season has reached the state playoffs portion of its schedule with many local programs still in contention for championships.
The final full week of April sees the start of the postseason for three premier spring sports.
Furkids presents Findley for the pet adoption spotlight. Findley, a female terrier mix, is about a year old.
The American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of North Fulton will be May 11 from 2 to 10 p.m. at Webb Bridge Middle School in Alpharetta.
The Georgia High School Association Tennis State Playoffs will begin on April 18 with several local teams involved.
Furkids presents Cookie for the Pet Adoption Spotlight. Cookie is a short-haired adult male with a sleek black and white coat.
The lacrosse season is heading towards the home stretch with the state playoffs less than a month away.
Smith Plantation in Roswell will open on April 19 for a series of egg hunts for children beginning at 10 a.m.
Milton brings "a day of Easter fun" to the city on April 13.
Milton takes the next steps in a roundabout project aimed to lessen intersection congestion.
Milton Police Department and Fire-Rescue Department acquire additional equipment through grants from the Milton First Responders Foundation.
With the dawn of the spring season upon the prep sports calendar, the soccer campaigns of local programs have reached the midway portion of their schedules.
Construction projects are benefiting from the sunshine as work continues in Milton this weekend.
Sunshine days bring opportunity on two transportation projects in Milton.
Dominic Zaccheo said something should be done to relieve traffic on Georgia 400, but the Georgia Department of Transportation's proposed $1.8 billion express/bus rapid transit lanes project may not be the best solution.
Milton Rotary Club will sponsor a Rise Against Hunger event on March 15 at Cambridge High School.
Students in the Fulton County Schools district soon will once again decide what items should be added to menus at all of its school cafeterias.
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper marks 25 years of keeping watch and caring for the Chattahoochee River with 'olympic-torch-style relay.'
Furkids presents Ocean for the Pet Adoption Spotlight. Ocean is a 4-year-old terrier mix with a brown and white coat. He is only 12 lbs. and is looking for his forever home. Ocean came to Furkids from a state shelter after being found as a stray.
Milton has banned the sale, manufacture, use, delivery, purchase, possession or distribution of synthetic marijuana and opiate substitutes within the city.
This Wednesday, the Public Safety Committee passed Senate Bill 15, the “Keeping Georgia’s Schools Safe Act.” This bill is a result of the hard work of last summer’s Senate Study Committee on School Safety. I chaired this committee whose purpose was to ensure that Georgia’s most precious asse…
Kathy Landrum, 80, of Powder Springs, GA, passed away on February 21, 2019, in Marietta, GA. A funeral service will be held at 2:00 PM on Sunday, February 24, 2019, at Mayes Ward-Dobbins Funeral Home, in Powder Springs, GA. with Rev. Johnny Foster officiating. Kathy is survived by her husban…
A Milton rental property involved in a 'six-county crystal methamphetamine operation' was shut down on Feb. 9.
Furkids presents Pepi for the pet adoption spotlight. Pepi is a fun-loving male 1-and-a-half year old with a black and white tuxedo coat.
This past weekend saw local teams begin participation in two Georgia High School Association (GHSA) events looking to bring home state individual and team championships.
Five weeks have flown by here under the Gold Dome, and the Senate is hard at work passing effective and meaningful legislation. I am proud to announce that Senate Bill 25, which I discussed last week, was the first bill to be signed by Governor Brian P. Kemp.
Milton Parks and Recreation Department is calling for Wall of Fame feature nominations.
