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“I Secured My Vote” stickers sit ready for voters during 2025 elections.
The Georgetown Small Area Plan, approved by the Dunwoody City Council Oct. 13, outlines a long-term vision for redevelopment in the area. Cotillion Drive is mislabeled as Cotillion Road on the city’s map.
A map of the sidewalk segments that will be completed as part of phase two of the Lake Forrest sidewalk project.
In the early morning hours Oct. 20, two men stole around $900 in vape products and $200 cash from a gas station on Marietta Highway.
A sculpture of a fox created by artist Huelani Mei is on display at the entrance of the Dunwoody Park & Nature Center. The sculpture is part of Forest Forms: Woodland Wonders, a public art exhibit featuring 21 larger-than-life sculptures of woodland animals and plants
From left, Michel Lee, Liz Loreti, executive director of Iris Breast Cancer Rehabilitation, and Abbi Greer Campagno smile at the nonprofit organization’s headquarters at 7820 Roswell Road.
From left, Derek Wood, Chairman of the Fulton County Citizens Commission Allison Keefer, Sandy Springs Recreation and Parks Director Brent Walker and Fulton County Commissioner Bob Ellis smile after Sandy Springs was recognized Oct 21 by the Fulton County Citizens Commission on the Environment.
A sample image of what the central courtyard and green space could look like amid phase two of City Springs, a 5.5-acre development front Hilderbrand Drive.
The Dunwoody City Council will discuss adding two new entertainment districts – Georgetown and Jett Ferry – at its meeting on Monday, Oct. 26.
From left, Anne, hugs her mom, Holly Covington, at a luncheon Oct. 20 fundraising for Pink Box Partners, a nonprofit that sends care packages to women undergoing breast cancer treatment.
