The Roswell Police Department is “adopting” several Roswell families to make sure they have a joyous holiday season by providing gifts, food and financial help.
Roswell News
This year’s 16th Annual Miss Mary’s Ice Cream Crankin’ is returning as a drive-thru festival to keep guests safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Roswell North Elementary School Foundation is hosting its inaugural “Golf Fore RNEF Classic,” to be held Aug. 31, at Brookfield Country Club.
A local business duo is opening three locations of Scenthound, a dog grooming business, in north Fulton beginning this fall.
MotoAmerica Twins Cup rider Trevor Standish is thrilled to return to his local pro track, especially considering this weekend’s race will allow for fans despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Roswell’s historic Doc’s Cafe is relocating from Oxbo Road to Pleasant Hill Street.
With the rising number of COVID-19 cases, Friends of Bulloch Hall, Inc has decided to host the magNOlia Ball — an online fundraiser in place of the in-person ball.
John Driskell Hopkins of the Zac Brown Band will be performing at a pop-up, socially distanced concert at From the Earth Brewing.
The city of Roswell has decided to cancel the remainder of this year’s Riverside Sounds, Alive in Roswell and Music on the Hill events due to the continued rise in COVID-19 cases.
Several Unified Development Code changes regarding apartments passed their second readings during the July 13 council meeting.
Roswell Mayor Lori Henry has issued an updated Executive Order extending the city’s public health state of emergency through Aug. 11.
Families can still flutter among the butterflies at the Chattahoochee Nature Center this summer.
The city of Roswell will launch a new mobile app on July 1 to further improve customer service within the city.
A Roswell man has been arrested following a several hour standoff with North Fulton SWAT.
Roswell is encouraging residents to show their patriotism through its American flag initiative: Stars and Stripes around Roswell.
The Roswell Police Department is accepting applications for the fall Citizens’ Police Academy.
Roswell mayor and council are taking steps they say will help combat racism in the community.
Mayor Lori Henry, Chief of Police James Conroy and Dr. Sabin Strickland of Pleasant Hill Church held a Solidarity Rally at Roswell City Hall on June 20.
Following a final day of early voting that saw some Cobb voters waiting in lines for more than four hours, Cobb and state elections officials say Election Day voters could see more of the same, as well as a delay in election results.
From the Earth Brewing Company is opening a Beer Garden by the River June 27.
The city of Roswell is beginning the phased-in process of reopening city buildings to the public.
The city of Roswell cancelled or postponed many large city events that were scheduled during the month of June and July.
Roswell’s proposed 2021 budget includes around $1.6 million designated to financial uncertainty after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Roswell High School Japanese Language teacher Seiko Onuki has been named the 2020 Japanese Teacher of the Year for K-12 by the Georgia Association of Teachers of Japanese.
King’s Ridge Christian School has selected Dr. Edward Spurka as its new head of secondary education beginning the 2020-2021 school year.
Roswell police arrested seven people in connection with mail stolen from a United State Postal Service mail box and fraud in April.
Roswell police are searching for Transito Osbely Chilel-Francisco, 38, who they say attacked his pregnant girlfriend and her 3-year-old son.
As part of the Oxbo Road/SR-9 Intersection realignment project, Oxbo Road from SR-9 to Pleasant Hill Street will be closed for approximately two months.
The city of Roswell, with the Roswell Chapter of Friends, have partnered to bring the community a blood drive May 19, 20, and 21 at East Roswell Park.
The bridges across Ga 400/Holcomb Bridge Road, Big Creek Parkway and the Express Lanes will all have similar designs.
Police have arrested Juan Dedios Martinez-Camacho of Roswell on charges of child pornography.
With art galleries closed due to COVID-19, local artist Ford Smith has created a new way to the public view art — his driveway.
Roswell North Elementary donated 25 heads of lettuce and kale from the school’s garden to Table and Aid.
Friends of Mimosa Hall and Gardens is raising money and honoring Earth Day by selling floral bushes.
Roswell's state of emergency has been extended through June 12.
Roswell historical homes, city athletic fields and parks will remain closed until further notice.
Roswell Mayor Lori Henry has formed a Business Recovery Task Force to help business begin recovering from the coronavirus.
Roswell High School Principal Dr. Robert Shaw and Athletic Director Ben Sutter are pleased to announce that Chris Prewett will be taking over the helm as Head Football Coach for the Hornets.
Roswell restaurant Table and Main is providing food insecure families with free meals, no questions asked.
A previously approved 90 day moratorium on accepting and processing applications from apartment developers has received a 45 day extension.
CBD Store and More, a new cannabidiol provider on Roswell's Canton Street, is opening its doors to the public online and in person, enacting strict safety protocols to ensure the health of the community.
In conjunction with and enforcement of Governor Brian Kemp’s April 8 Executive Order, which extends the statewide shelter-in-place order through 11:59 p.m. on April 30, Roswell Mayor Lori Henry has extended her own COVID-19 Executive Order.
Sen. John Albers (R - Roswell) will hold his fourth town hall conference call Thursday, April 9 at 3 p.m. to provide an update on the coronavirus crisis and outline resources available to Georgians.
Roswell High School has named Saima Firoj its valedictorian and Lindsay Burgess the salutatorian of the class of 2020.
The Fulton Golden Games will not be held, as scheduled, this spring due to the novel coronavirus COVID-19.
Roswell's newly formed School Meals Program served over one thousand meals to students in need during its first week of operation.
Roswell Mayor Lori Henry has signed an executive order that limits restaurants to takeout, drive-thru and delivery only.
The Roswell Recreation, Parks, Historic and Cultural Affairs Department is delaying registration for summer camps and programs until April 1.
Wild Slice Pizza owners Mike and Cristy Thomas are on a mission to feed local school children who are now without food due to school closings.
Consistent with public health recommendations to help slow the spread of COVID-19 through “social distancing” measures, the city of Roswell is closing all indoor City facilities to the public until further notice and cancelling events through May 10 and all public meetings through March 29.
