Dunwoody, United States (Local)
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Carolyn's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and community news in the United States, Georgia, Atlanta. She is particularly interested in reporting on seasonal events, entertainment news and developments related to house & home topics.
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Representatives from Winter Construction and development partner Morris & Fellows gathered with city officials in downtown Woodstock on Dec. 11 to open the newly constructed segment between Arnold Mill Road and Wheeler Street.
By: Carolyn Cunningham
Canton city officials recently dedicated the newly constructed administration building at the city's water pollution control plant with a ribbon cutting and plaque dedication.
A walk-thru in Woodstock and a drive-thru in Canton are open through most of this month to see more holiday lights.
Six Flags Over Georgia, 275 Riverside Parkway, Austell, is hosting its Christmas event daily through Jan. 3 - except for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, Dec. 24 and 25.
By: Carolyn Cunningham
DeKalb County Cooperative Extension is calling for applications for Fresh on DeK stops for 2024. The applications will be open to Jan. 26 for the DeKalb Mobile Farmers Market.
By: Carolyn Cunningham
For the second year, the worldwide Night to Shine Prom will be held at a DeKalb County church for people with special needs.
The parks, recreation and cultural affairs department of a Cobb County city has been named the state's best for its population category of under 20,000 for this year.
By: Carolyn Cunningham
A DeKalb County city has received top credit marks from Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
The Cherokee County Recycling Center will change its operating hours, starting Jan. 2.
A memorial service, rally and silent march are planned for later in January near the State Capitol by people who are “marching and praying for the end of abortion.”
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