Roswell voters will decide during this November’s election whether to approve major capital projects and improvements around the city.
Posted inEducation
How to register for school in Richmond County
With the new school year starting on Aug. 4 and Aug. 8, the Richmond County School System is ready to register new families for school.
Posted inEducation
The Fulton County Board of Education is decreasing its property tax rate, but you could still pay more in taxes. Here’s why
The Fulton County Board of Education is reducing its portion of the property tax rate.
Posted inThe Public Record
What did Herschel Walker say about climate change?
Herschel Walker, who is running for Senate against Raphael Warnock, has drawn jeers and jokes on social media for his recent comments on climate change.
Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers
These 3 Georgia cities are among the sweatiest cities in the nation
Being called one of the nation’s sweatiest cities is probably not the most sought after designation, but if you’ve been outside for more than ten seconds in the past week, it is undeniable that some of Georgia’s cities could earn a high rank for being — well, rank.
Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers
7 Hottest Real Estate Markets In Georgia
Georgia residents enjoy below-average housing prices and cost of living rates. Discover where investors and buyers should look for their next property.
Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers
Atlanta makes list of America’s ‘Geekiest Cities’
Whether you’re a gamer, tech wizard, or just dream of intergalactic travels, there are many places where you can live out your geeky dreams.
Posted inFood
How to get free coffee for a year if you live in the Rome area
Dunkin’ will host a grand opening celebration at its newest Next Generation restaurant in Rome at 2101 Shorter Avenue Tuesday.
Posted inEvents
Peachtree Corners will open its new playground at a Back to School Event
The City of Peachtree Corners will host a Back to School event and show off its new playground at an event Aug. 1.
Posted inLocal Heroes
Georgia Firefighter Honored for Vehicle Rescue While Off-duty
A Georgia firefighter was honored today for his heroic actions while off-duty last month, when he rescued an occupant who was trapped in a vehicle after a crash.
Posted inAround Georgia
Around Georgia: Road work in Johns Creek and River cleanup in Cobb
Shorter stories, developing news, announcements and photos from around the Peach State this week.
Posted inYour Government
Here’s how much money candidates for Georgia’s statewide offices have raised
Republican state Sen. Burt Jones has jumped out to a huge fund-raising lead over Democrat Charlie Bailey in the race for lieutenant governor with fewer than four months remaining until Election Day.
Posted inIn The Know
Milton residents are invited to comment on a proposed boutique hotel in Alpharetta
Residents of the Milton and the general Crabapple area can share their views in public meetings on a proposed 81-room hotel that, while technically in Alpharetta, is next to Milton’s downtown.
Posted inYour Government
The new chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court will be sworn in next week
The Honorable Michael P. Boggs will be sworn in as the new chief justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia on Monday, July 18, at the state capitol.
Posted inIn The News
The Week in Photos: Water and wrecks wreak havoc in Georgia
The last week in Georgia has been marked by several incidents involving car crashes, heavy rains, and rescue efforts in Georgia’s lakes and rivers.
Posted inYour Family
The Duluth Police Department has a safe place to buy and sell items
Are you planning to buy or sell something from Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, or any other type of buying and selling app, but you feel uncomfortable meeting at your house or theirs?
Posted inWeather
Georgia Weather Update: Scattered storms expected today
Summer plans have a chance of getting rained on today and throughout the week, primarily in the afternoons and evenings.
Posted inYour Family
Georgia gas prices continue downward trend
Monday’s state average is 13 cents less than a week ago, 24 cents less than last month, and $1.26 more than this time last year.
