Valerie Biggerstaff is a journalist for Appen Media Group, focusing on local news in Alpharetta, Georgia. With a passion for history and community events, Valerie covers a wide range of topics including historical landmarks, cultural celebrations, and notable figures in the area.
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Dunwoody, United States (Local)
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"Instructions to the people of Atlanta included all lights turned off or blacked out, all vehicles pulled to the curb, lights out and motor stopped. Only people with official business
By: Valerie Biggerstaff
"The land that is now Mt. Vernon Woods was once owned by Ben Burdett, owner of Burdett Realty Company. Burdett owned 400 acres on either side of Mt. Vernon Highway."
"The DeKalb County Public Library has announced plans for a new Brookhaven Library. This Past Tense article is about Brookhaven’s library history, which began on the back porch of the
By: Valerie Biggerstaff
"The story of Dr. Luther C. and Lucy Hurt Fischer and their home and gardens along Chamblee Dunwoody Road has been shared previously in this column. Dr. Fischer bought 138
"School lunch likely evokes certain memories depending on when and where you attended school."
"There is an older home at 5326 Happy Hollow Road, on the left as you travel north toward Dunwoody Club Drive. It has always caught my eye because it is
By: Valerie Biggerstaff
"Veterans Hospital #48 was at the corner of Peachtree Road and Osborne Road in Brookhaven and was in use until 1966 when the current Atlanta Veterans Administration Hospital was built
"In the April 5, 1984, issue of the Dunwoody Crier, Dode Templeton tells the story of Fred Hamrick riding to Buckhead from Sandy Springs in a horse-drawn buggy with his
"The home of P.L. (Perry Lee) Moss was across the road from the P.L. Moss store in the 1920s and ’30s. The store was in the triangle which is today
"In November of 1917, The Atlanta Georgian newspaper suggested local families invite soldiers from Camp Gordon to their homes for Christmas dinner."
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