Adrianne Murchison

Mayors of Columbus and Sandy Springs talk jobs and civic discourse

An ongoing dispute in Milton over issuance of an alcohol license to a farm winery could be resolved Monday night.

Milton has denied an alcohol license to the owners of a farm winery after six months of pushback from neighbors who said they oppose a commercial business in their quiet neighborhood.

While Atlanta is nearing completion of a $109 million public safety training center , nearby Sandy Springs is in the early planning stages of its own facility.

College Park was on a deadline to receive $1.6 million from a Florida-based clean energy company when City Council approved rezoning for the 62-acre

College Park plans to remove a popular climbing wall that was built three years ago with the help of a professional rock climber who raised more than $100,000 to create the structure.

Sandy Springs is advising drivers to use caution as crews work to complete pedestrian features on the bridge.

Last fall, Roswell was criticized by residents for a lack of transparency in hiring the firm through a no-bid contract for advice on real estate acquisitions and the development of a stadium and entertainment district.

More than 300 students are on the waitlist for the youth academy, said Patrick Alexander, Julius’ son, who is president and CEO of the organization and a Delta Airlines pilot.

Roswell wants to improve parking in the downtown district and is acquiring properties to make way for a parking deck and walkways. City Council is seeking to acquire two properties on Alpharetta Street owned by Roswell Masonic Lodge via eminent domain for $3.4 million.