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The Gist: Bridge construction will close the two left lanes on I-285 West Bound this week from Exit 28 at Peachtree Dunwoody Road to Exit 5 at Roswell Road.
(Family Features) Almost every new parent knows the feeling: It’s 2 a.m., you’re bleary-eyed and you want nothing more than everyone to get some sleep. However, you’re up, and so is your new baby.
HomeAid Atlanta will host its 18th Annual Essentials Drive from April 29 through May 7 in honor of Mother’s Day. The Essentials Drive is a metro Atlanta-wide drive to collect “essential” baby items including diapers, baby wipes, baby food, and formula for homeless infants and toddlers.
MILTON -- Creekview’s upset bid came up just short Saturday in the first round of the Class AAAAAA state playoffs with an 80-65 loss at Cambridge.
If you live in Fulton County and would like to know how your county government operates and how your tax dollars are spent, you have an opportunity to learn more in April.
CANTON -- Cherokee kept its run alive and advanced to the second round of the Class AAAAAAA playoffs Friday with a 58-28 win over Camden County.
For many parents, choosing quality child care can often be an overwhelming experience. Working parents not fortunate enough to have a relative as a caregiver for their children, face the difficult task of finding childcare in their area. There are a variety of options, each with its own chal…
Trees and large shrubs need time to establish their root systems before the heat of summer begins, so if you plan on planting trees this year, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension horticulturalists encourage residents to start digging.
CANTON — Cherokee survived an early scare and advanced to the second round of the Class AAAAAAA state tournament with a 69-52 win over North Gwinnett on Friday.
Trees and large shrubs need time to establish their root systems before the heat of summer begins, so if you plan on planting trees this year, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension horticulturalists encourage residents to start digging.
Elm Street Cultural Arts Village, with dancers from Impact Dance of Atlanta and local musicians are taking audiences back to 1930s New York City, with “Guys & Dolls” Feb. 22-24. The production is a special benefit concert to support Elm Street’s education programs.
Cherokee County’s girls soccer teams will be looking for a bounce-back season this year after making little impact in the postseason a year ago.
Bernie Smith brought a proposed annexation of 2.66 acres and the re-zoning of 13.9 acres, both off Riverside Way, for the development of 99 detached townhomes to Thursday’s Holly Springs Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
While plans for a warehouse along Ga. Highway 92 have been placed on hold, neighbors of the proposed development continue to oppose the industrial project that they say threatens their privacy and is not what they were previously told might occupy the land.
The Canton location of the Salvation Army, with its familiar thrift store at 121 Waleska St., had been a staple of the Sandy Hook Shopping Center since 2007. After being given notice to vacate that location in August of last year, the organization is still on the hunt for a new location.
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill Friday morning to reverse last year’s legislation that changed the law regarding passing a stopped school bus.
The second annual Wag & Walk event will return to Patriots Park next month, the Cherokee Recreation and Parks Agency announced on Thursday.
Walker County has a new way for the public to receive emergency and community notifications. The SirenGPS app can send push notifications to smartphones in a matter of seconds, keeping residents alerted to bad weather and other community concerns or interests.
Georgia now has an app that can help youth in crisis reach out to professionals and licensed clinicians for the help they need.
A Georgia School superintendent who was named Georgia School Superintendent of the year was named National Superintendent of the Year.
The Creekview High School community came out to Wednesday’s track meet against rival Cherokee High School to honor the life of student, Stephen “Stevie” Smith, who was killed in a one-car crash on Nov. 27.
Cherokee High School sophomore Rebekah Seng was presented the Congressional Award, Silver Medal Monday at the school by Georgia Congressman Barry Loudermilk's office. State and Local Government Relations Director Mack Parnell from Congressman Loudermilk's staff presented the medal to Seng, w…
Baseball in Cherokee County has risen to the forefront in recent years, and the most successful teams are poised to build on that reputation this season.
Once again, Cherokee County girls basketball teams will be well represented in the state tournament this week, as five of six teams have advanced to postseason play.
Cherokee County’s surviving basketball teams will begin their runs for state championships this week with the first round of the state playoffs.
Reinhardt solidified its future teams last week when it brought 41 new players on National Signing Day.
In a new survey released today, SmartAsset ranked Georgia among the top 20 states when it comes to dependency on the federal government.
Legislation introduced by Council member Marci Collier Overstreet to create the city of Atlanta’s first-ever Task Force for the Promotion of Public Trust passed out of the Finance/Executive Committee Wednesday.
For many of us who play in the dirt, the gardening year officially starts on the first day of spring — when our thoughts turn to lush greenery, juicy fruits and colorful veggies in the yard. So, in the spirit of new beginnings, I invite you to make a few gardening resolutions for 2019.
In my book, “Letters on Life and Love,” I included a letter from a former patient who had remarried, but was feeling uncertain about whether she really loved her husband. My answer is here:
