Karen Huppertz

Roswell has applied for and will accept a local maintenance and improvement grant for an approved Georgia Department of Transportation FY 2024 project list.

Many in Peachtree Corners are concerned about how numerous new development projects are already affecting traffic flow along the city’s major arteries. To address these challenges the city is evaluating and planning several possible solutions.

Tucked away inside an old Roswell fire station at 1601 Holcomb Bridge Road is a somewhat magical place where craftsmen, artisans and those who enjoy tinkering with tools can make and create. The Roswell FireLabs is a nonprofit makerspace.

During the next tornado aftermath or pandemic outbreak, a group of very dedicated volunteers could be the ones to help save your life. The Georgia East Metro Health District Medical Reserve Corps, known as MRC GEM, is a nonprofit working closely with the Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale County health departments, emergency managers, and homeland security to prepare for the worst-case scenarios. The group is part of a nationwide network of over 300,000 volunteers who train to help their local communities during emergencies.

The Roswell City Council recently approved a $29,463 contract with the city’s on-call geotechnical consultant, United Consulting, for construction materials testing services for the Ga. 92/W. Crossville Road at Woodstock Road/King Road project.

As part of Milton's 2022 Local Road Safety Plan, the city has been reviewing options to address vehicle speeds.

The Roswell Historical Society recently hosted Wreaths Across America to place almost 300 wreaths by over 100 volunteers at Old Roswell Cemetery, Pleasant

Recipe for learning: Take two excellent teachers with a passion for students. Allow them to design their perfect classroom.

The Alpharetta Recreation, Parks and Cultural Services Department has been given approval to apply for the 2024 Fulton County Arts and Culture Grant.

As cold weather settles in around the Atlanta area, a warm blanket is a necessity. Yet the volunteers who make prayer blankets at Alpharetta Methodist Church understand being surrounded with warmth is a year-round essential.