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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Since the City of Roswell began its transition to a full-time fire department, around 60 new firefighters have joined, and others have been promoted.
By: Amber Perry
At 32, Prudhvi Allam is the eldest of some six family members who own and operate two Indian restaurants and a food truck in Metro Atlanta. Over a small table
By: Amber Perry
About two dozen people dialed into a presentation Nov. 6 from a wildlife control officer at Community Place next to Milton City Hall, the first class in the city’s new
Kevin Horgan, who served in the U.S. Marines, introduces himself as the guest speaker Nov. 9 during the Johns Creek Veterans Day ceremony at Newtown Park’s Veterans Memorial Walk.
The Art Center Executive Director Stephanie Donaldson and Curator/Program Director Althea Foster stand under the nonprofit’s newly rebranded sign. Formerly known as the Johns Creek Arts Center, The Art Center is in the Abbotts Bridge Commons business complex.
In tradition, the Veterans Day ceremony at Roswell Area Park Nov. 11 opened with an Honor Walk featuring around two dozen residents who have served in the military.
The Roswell City Council approved $2.5 million worth of construction work for a series of improvements to East Roswell Park.
The City of Roswell is planning to create a tax allocation district to spur investment in the Holcomb Bridge Road corridor, an area marked by struggling shopping centers and stagnant
Concerns are swirling over the City of Roswell’s proposed $197 million fiscal year 2025 budget. They include unclear revenue streams and budget cuts to the arts.
Johns Creek Historical Society member Kirk Canaday listens to a discussion about completed work at Macedonia Cemetery during the Nov. 18 City Council work session. Canaday has overseen preservation efforts of Macedonia for more than a decade.
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