Hayden Sumlin is a journalist and writer based in Roswell, Georgia. He currently writes for the Appen Media Group, covering local news and events in the Roswell area. His work has also been featured in the Marietta Daily Journal and Yahoo News.
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By: Hayden Sumlin
A public hearing to amend zoning conditions and allow field lighting at The Mount Vernon School highlights the Jan. 21 meeting of the Sandy Springs City Council. As the private school looks to expand its programming at Ron Hill Filed, protected neighborhoods in the area are opposed to noise and sound impacts.
The Milton City Council is set to vote on a resolution directing the sale of 39 acres of city-owned property along Hopewell Road at its Jan. 22 meeting.
With an extreme cold warning throughout Metro Atlanta Jan. 20, Dunwoody announced its Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service is moving to Feb. 1.
The Sandy Springs Education Force is inviting donations at its Electronics Recycling & New School Supplies Drive Feb. 1 at North Springs High School.
Sandy Springs City Councilman Andy Bauman raises a binder containing the city’s 2025 budget during its adoption June 18. Heading into the city’s 20th anniversary, Bauman asked District 6 residents for their feedback on city operations.
By: Hayden Sumlin
Candidates in the upcoming Sandy Springs municipal elections need to ensure they are qualified to run for their chosen seat and have paid qualifying fees before taking the dais at City Hall. The Sandy Springs City Council approved required qualifying fees Jan. 7 for candidates.
400 people showed up for the Sandy Springs City Council meeting where officials denied Mount Vernon School's request to add field lights to their campus. Mayor Rusty Paul cast the
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SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — The Fulton County Board of Education approved a motion Jan. 23 to continue the debate on whether to close Spalding Drive Elementary School.
From left, Claudia Corsino and Christine Kratzenberg work the front register at Consigning Women, a Dunwoody community staple since 2011, within the Mount Vernon Shopping Center. Corsino, an Alpharetta resident and the third owner of Consigning Women, bought the business in October because of how much the store and its community means to her.
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