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More than 200 registered voters pulled off rolls for being felons still serving sentences
18+ hour, 24+ min ago (139+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta The Secretary of State’s Office confirmed more than 200 people on voter rolls in a west Georgia county were registered to vote when they should not have been. The Sec. of State’s Office said 226 convicted felons…...
Atlanta passes 'parking bill of rights' to increase transparency
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (242+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta On Sept. 8, the Atlanta City Council passed a “parking bill of rights” to help drivers understand rates, fees, and enforcement before parking a vehicle. Council member Jason Dozier said the legislation is about transparency, accountability,…...
Norcross City Council bids farewell to city manager, approves scouting and sport funding
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (644+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta City Manager Eric Johnson said farewell to the Norcross community at the Sept. 8 council meeting, after nearly six years as the city’s top official running day-to-day operations. Incoming City Manager Cheri Hobson-Matthews officially begins her…...
Sandy Springs State of the City address set for Sept. 15
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (354+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta The Greater Perimeter Chamber announced that this year’s Sandy Spring State of the City address will be on Sept. 15, featuring updates on opportunities and challenges from longtime Mayor Rusty Paul. The mayor’s annual citywide update…...
Roswell’s tax increase is a sign of responsible leadership
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (681+ words) Tax increases are never popular. They shouldn’t be. Roswell residents have every right to question a proposed 2.5-mill increase, ask how the additional revenue will be spent and demand that city leaders demonstrate they are making responsible financial decisions. But…...
Georgia’s Moscow-leaning ruling party leads in preliminary election results
3+ week, 6+ day ago (100+ words) Breaking news and analysis on politics, business, world, national news, entertainment and more. In-depth DC, Virginia, Maryland news coverage including traffic, weather, crime, education, restaurant reviews and more. The Georgian Dream party said it would keep the country out of…...
Sandy Springs mayor to speak on ‘State of the City’ Sept. 15
1+ week, 2+ day ago (264+ words) Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul delivers the 2025 State of the City address. This year’s event will be held Tuesday, Sept. 15. SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — Mayor Rusty Paul will deliver this year’s State of the City address on Tuesday, Sept. 15, offering residents,…...
Georgia is not a swing state, but it could veer blue in 2026
1+ week, 3+ day ago (658+ words) Since Republicans swept every constitutional office in 2010, Georgia politics has followed a remarkably consistent rule: when both parties have competitive primaries, the party that generates the larger primary turnout usually wins the general election. Primary turnout is the strongest indicator…...
Sandy Springs sidewalk extension approved, council working to connect to Chastain Park
1+ week, 4+ day ago (563+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta The Sandy Springs City Council approved a $1.5 million construction contract for about 3,000 feet of sidewalk along the west side of Lake Forrest Drive, coming close to connecting Mount Paran Road to Chastain Park. Wesley Waters,…...
Norcross City Council weighs funding for historic window restoration
1+ week, 5+ day ago (670+ words) One of Norcross’ longest-serving council members wants the city to cover the cost of restoring historic windows, about $30,000, at a publicly owned residence in the city’s famously well-preserved downtown district. Because the city’s downtown development authority had previously voted to…...