Amber Perry is a journalist for Appen Media Group, focusing on local news and events in Milton, Georgia. With a passion for community journalism, Amber covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, arts and culture, and human interest stories.
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Amber Perry's focus is primarily on local government and community-related matters in Georgia, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. Her articles often cover topics such as local government decisions, community projects, civic engagement, parks and recreation, transportation planning, and neighborhood concerns.
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The Roswell Historic Gateway project, which jumped to an estimated $68 million in the past two years, seeks to remove the dangerous reversible lanes along Ga. 9 and create a
At the Oct. 21 City Council work session, City Councilman Bob Erramilli uses an analysis he created of departmental expenses to discuss potential changes to the city’s Expenditure Policy. The City Council agreed to updates that would curb individual council member spending.
Roswell city leaders celebrated the grand opening of Southern Post, a 4.28-acre mixed-use development off Alpharetta Highway.
By: Amber Perry
On Oct. 23, the parking lot of Johns Creek City Hall was covered in thousands of creative costumes for the Johns Creek Police Department’s Trunk-or-Treat.
Members of the Rivermont Golf Club and neighborhood responded to the devastation left by Hurricane Helene with trucks’ worth of generosity.
As a way to manage overwhelming turnout the past two years, the City of Johns Creek transformed its Diwali celebration into a two-day market with extended hours.
Johns Creek Stormwater Utility Manager Cory Rayburn and Stormwater Engineer Roman Carey stand next to a map of plans for Creekside Park, which includes constructed wetlands that will add 4.5 million gallons of stormwater storage.
Roswell Junction food hall, which was scheduled to open off South Atlanta Street in late October, is causing a stir among its neighbors.
Roswell officials upped the funds headed to Peter Sorckoff's consulting company, with one project's bill going from $275,000 to $605,000. One council member asked for results while others praised Seer
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