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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Milton, Georgia, United States (Local)
Hayden Sumlin's coverage is heavily focused on local government, city events and initiatives, business news, election coverage, and community events. He seems to prioritize announcements from local government entities and provides event coverage related to these topics.
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What’s better than John Smoltz, Chick-fil-A and a beautiful spring morning?
Patrons at the April 20 kick-off of the Sandy Springs Farmers Market perused dozens of vendors on Galambos Way as kids ran around on the City Green.
A look from the third level of a mid-rise abutting Ga. 372 at Market District Crabapple shows the scene at the development’s April 25 grand opening. Developers spent the evening giving tours of buildings and recommending dining spots.
If you haven’t heard about Milton’s only brewpub at Market District Crabapple, you may be familiar with the co-owners’ successful ventures in North Fulton County.
Sandy Springs officials gather in the Barfield Conference Room April 30 at City Springs for the first 2025 budget workshop. Each department, from Police to Recreation and Parks, presented requests related to capital projects, staffing and supplies.
From left, Paul Corely, regional president of Empire Communities; Warren Jolly, president of The Providence Group; Freda Hardage, community liaison for Northside Hospital and MARTA Board member; and John Hunt, founder and president of MarketNsight, discuss available housing in North Fulton County.
Parks and Recreation Director Tom McKlveen, pictured far right, discusses trail improvements, bathrooms and equestrian activities at Birmingham Park during the May 3 Milton City Council retreat. McKlveen also discussed active parks and greenspace improvements.
A rendering of the first phase of Campus 244 shows a completed five-story office building on the left and the 145-key hotel, Element by Westin, on the right. The mixed-use development, with phase one construction still underway, is expected to welcome patrons this summer.
DUNWOODY, Ga. — Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch addressed public comments on city finances April 29, saying the city remains on solid footing, and money committed to paths and sidewalks is not compromising public safety.
DUNWOODY, Ga. — The Dunwoody High School community is mourning the death of a 15-year-old female student May 6 while she was on campus.
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