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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On both sides of the Fulton-DeKalb County line north of I-285, communities gathered to recognize the selflessness of Americans who served in the U.S. military.
By: Hayden Sumlin
The Sandy Springs City Council is set to approve a letter of support Nov. 19 asking the Georgia Supreme Court to reverse an appellate rulingagainstthe City of Milton.
Faced with budget constraints and limited prospects of expanding its force, the Dunwoody Police Department is adding more eyes and ears to public safety.
Rather than simply addressing symptoms of tree canopy decline in Sandy Springs, Urban Forest Coordinator William “Willie” Park has taken a different approach.
The Milton City Council is focusing on two commercial nodes primed for redevelopment, and plans are not gathering dust.
A crew at Big John’s Christmas Trees is all smiles after unloading hundreds of evergreens at its Buckhead lot in 2017. The family-owned and -operated business is celebrating 75 years of selling Metro Atlanta’s finest Christas trees.
From left, Sandy Springs Public Works Director Marty Martin speaks to Mayor Rusty Paul and City Councilwoman Jody Reichel Nov. 19 about what needs to happen before the city can break ground on an extension of PATH400. Martin said construction is expected to begin early next year.
DUNWOODY, Ga. — Improvements are now underway at the Dunwoody Nature Center, including stabilization of Wildcat Creek, wetland restoration and construction of a new boardwalk.
21-year-old Joshua Chang dies after hitting a concrete planter off Batesville Road. His parents sue the city for alleged negligence. June 2023: A Fulton County jury rules in favor of Chang's parents, awarding them more than $30 million in damages. The city appeals.
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