Hannah Yahne

Milton enacted a moratorium on data center applications June 15 to allow city staff time to draft possible amendments to the Unified Development Code addressing the developments.

Municipalities across the state are again signing amicus briefs as the case of Chang v. City of Milton remains on remand from the state Supreme Court.

The Fulton County Board of Education formalized adoption of a $2.3 billion budget for 2026-27 after receiving an updated financial report at its June 11 work session.

Participants of Halftime Sports summer camp smile with players of the LA Riot, back row, June 9 when they visited Shoot360 in Alpharetta.

MILTON, Ga. — Mothers and sons got to work scrubbing headstones at the Boiling Springs Primitive Baptist Church June 13 in a service project with the

Roswell resident Amanda Newton expresses concern to the City Council about pedestrian and cyclist safety at the intersection of Bowen Road and Ga. 92 as it relates to the retail development and fire station that will be constructed on the corner.

Baristas at the Roswell Starbucks have joined Starbucks Workers United, becoming part of a nationwide effort demanding better staffing, pay, and union contract finalization for barista rights.

Eligible out-of-district students can apply to attend the Fulton Academy of Virtual Excellence, Global Impact Academy, North Springs High School or Northview High School for access to specialized academic pathways

From left, cancer survivor Elizabeth Peters, Wellstar hematologist and oncologist Dr. Nagender Mankan, and Peters’ daughter Kayla Jaconette recognize National Cancer Survivors Day at Wellstar North Fulton Medical Center in Roswell.

Milton, GA enforces a year-round law banning fireworks within 200 yards of equine properties to protect over 200 homes housing horses and similar animals. Violators face a minimum $300 fine. The law aims to prevent injury and stress caused by loud fireworks near horses and other livestock.