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Roswell Fast Pitch team wins three
Alpharetta's AtheroGenics fails to pay on notes
Regions buys Integrity Bank deposits, reopens branches
Rod Stewart appears at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Alpharetta
Alpharetta's Visitors Bureau needs your local photos
Smoltz, Foxworthy take to stage in Alpharetta
Alpharetta Rotary gets ready for FunFest 2008
Alpharetta calling amateur photographers
Roswell aunt’s budget lesson makes her contest finalist
Regions taking over failed Alpharetta-based Integrity Bank branches
Alpharetta lets Miracle Leaglue split payment
Alpharetta readies for old-fashioned family fun
Bank honored for flag patriotism
Coach says Raiders must focus on fundamentals
Gesher L’Torah constructing Holocaust Memorial Wall
Legionnaires add memorial
New housing law closes loopholes
Religious News
Volunteers dish up for Drake House
“Lying in State” is the politically incorrect way to introduce this the 16th theatrical season at Georgia Ensemble Theatre
Alpharetta PAL to host 5K Oct. 18
Ambush girls U12 White takes Athens Invitational
Appen Newspapers welcomes three to the team
Coach says Raiders must focus on fundamentals
Around Town
Burkhalter takes on role at GOP convention
Johns Creek welcomes Japanese visitors
Two JC principals named "outstanding"
Vacant SunTrust Bank to be redeveloped in JC
Emory Johns Creek wait times well below national average
Foxworth wins state title
High school football kicks off this weekend in Johns Creek
JC gets first glimpse of ‘09 budget
JC neighborhood holds benefit for heart association
Parents rally against redistricting lines
Sen. Moody recognized by Governor’s Council
Study touts YMCA wellness program
Forsyth County Quality of Life Council wants to hear from you
Boff still wins over Tressler in Forsyth
Cub Scout registration underway in Forsyth
First Redeemer holds Big Creek Arts and Crafts Fair
Former Forsyth deputy, sheriff candidate could face 50 years in prison
Forsyth residents rally against jail
Cumming News & Notes
Fishing Lanier with special children
Forsyth personal trainers ready to increase fitness
Friday Night Football starts this week
More than a ton of jars of pb&j collected by Bank of North Georgia
Milton's Beckett cites tension with council faction as reason for quitting
Fulton appoints Oregon firm for 911 case
Mayor of Milton's Moto-X adventure ends
Milton Council passes trail standards
Milton looking to build on last year's success
Public Safety Fund tourney raises $12,000 in Milton
Better run through the jungle
Applications taken for state Student Council 2008-09
Brothers allegedly terrorize 3 women
School News
Aliens discover electronic dispenser
ROSWELL -- They're back! Those pesky, potty-obsessed aliens from Kimberly-Clark Professional's otherworldly video contest are appearing once more on a computer screen near you....More
Alpharetta CVB puts heads in beds
Alpharetta has its own destination marketing organization - the Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACVB) - to promote tourism to the city....More
Alpharetta-based Colonial praises new state law
The president of Colonial Pipeline Co. praised the Tennessee Legislature and Gov. Phil Bredesen for adopting a new law that protects petroleum pipelines from underground blasting....More
Black Enterprises picks top performers
Black Enterprise has announced its fourth annual tally of the 40 Best Companies for Diversity as featured in the July issue....More
Brandon Beach promises to look out for 'economic engine'
ALPHARETTA -- Appen Newspapers caught up with Brandon Beach after he spent the day at the Capitol to hear what he had to say about his election to the State Transportation Board....More
Business owners, workers save at the pump
Live, work, and play has become a mantra of progressive thinking communities throughout the nation....More
GSU's Alpharetta Center
Georgia State University's 50,000-square-foot Alpharetta Center features 17 classrooms, a 40-seat computer lab, an electronic library, vending area and faculty office spaces....More
Gwinnett Tech trains the workforce
Gwinnett Technical College advisors will tour a company and quiz its management to help tailor a training program for its workers, said Anne Sechrist, director of Economic Development....More
North Fulton Center launches Criminal Justice degree
Reinhardt College's North Fulton Center Advisory Board received word of an updated associate degree program in criminal justice slated to begin this month....More
Project Playhouse raises funds for HomeAid Atlanta
HomeAid Atlanta announced the playhouse builders for Project Playhouse 2008, the organization's annual signature fundraiser, now in its fifth year....More



Radiant Systems buys European firm
Radiant Systems Inc. acquired Orderman GmbH, the world's leading manufacturer of wireless handheld ordering and payment devices for the hospitality industry, for approximately $30.85 million in cash....More
Reinhardt College expands programs
As Reinhardt College celebrates its 125th anniversary, the institution looks forward to meeting the changing needs of its adult learners and providing them with the degree programs they need to meet marketplace demands....More
Rep. Price's solution: Find more oil
With gasoline prices established at more than $4 a gallon, oilmen like T. Boone Pickens predicting crude oil to go $150 and even $200 a barrel and Congress and the president dithering over a comprehensive energy policy, the public wants to know what the economy is going to do and more importantly, what is the government going to do about the economy....More
Talent draws Kiz Toys to area
Local talent in the Ga. 400 corridor helped bring Kiz Toys to the south Forsyth-Alpharetta area....More
The reality of foreclosures: This, too, shall pass
Turn on the nightly news, turn to the public notice sections of some papers and you are blasted with the word foreclosure....More
University of Phoenix fills online, campus classrooms
University of Phoenix may have shut the doors on its Alpharetta-South Forsyth campus after a year-long experiment, but that hasn't slowed demand for classes....More
DUIs & Drugs
Police Blotter
Woman receives disturbing birthday cards in the mail
Alleged drunken dialing lands man in trouble
CCOS teen arrested for $20 robbery
Employees set trap to catch computer burglary suspect
Man drowns at Lanier’s West Bank Park
Stabbing victim can’t get story right



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College terms begin, moms feather empty nest
It is fall. That is that time when the fledglings leave the nest to try their wings during that period of adjustment and transition known as freshman year....More
Mighty oaks need protection from small predators
BILL O'REILLY
Putin puts spotlight on Obama foreign policy
If Barack Obama somehow loses the presidential race, he might partially blame Vlad "the Assailer" Putin. Since Russia invaded Georgia last week, the world's attention has been focused on NATO's response to the brutality....More
Forsyth fires manager
One dead in Milton double stabbing
New library referendum tests Fulton voters' will



Johns Creek man missing since Aug. 20
Roswell aunt's budget lesson makes her contest finalist
Cub Scout registration underway in Forsyth
Roswell UMC prepares for consignment sale
Alpharetta needs volunteers for Arboretum work day
Money classes to be held at BUMC
Handel speaks in Forsyth Sept. 11
Mere 6 percent of voters return both incumbents in Johns Creek
Despite the low voter turnout, Johns Creek residents returned incumbents Dan McCabe, Post 2, and Ivan Figueroa, Post 4, to their City Council seats....More
Dorvee misses bid to return to office in Roswell
Steve Dorvee was unsuccessful in his bid to return to Roswell City Council, falling nearly 1,000 votes short of his opponents total....More
Johns Creek incumbents keep seats
Unlike their North Fulton counterparts in Milton, Johns Creek's incumbent City Council members kept their seats handily....More
Two incumbents booted off council in Milton
The "Zahner Bailey" ticket won the three contested Milton City Council seats,, unseating two incumbents along the way....More
Oakes wins in Alpharetta race
Cheryl Oakes held a slim lead against incumbent Debbie Gibson in the Alpharetta City Council Post 4 election....More
New Business Spotlight
Bank of Atlanta opens Gwinnett office, branch
Cumming-Forsyth Chamber kicks off Total Resource campaign
Equestrian retailer remodeling former Ingles store in Alpharetta
New housing law closes loopholes
Lindsay Foreman ~ Stuart Griswold
Tracey Welch ~ David Louth
Kala Gulledge ~ John McRae II
Kristina Maybin ~ Leroy Washington Jr.
JP Sushi in the business of selling quality rolls for a decent price
August 16, 2007 | 01:38 PM
Whenever I move to a new town, finding good sushi is usually high on my dining priorities list....More
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Roswell's Fratelli Di Napoli is all about atmosphere
August 02, 2007 | 01:40 PM
With the authentic Italian music playing in the background in a softly candlelit room, massive portions of food come steaming out of the kitchen at Fratelli Di Napoli Ristorante in Roswell....More
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Peachtree Diner offers upscale renditions of diner classics
Roswell eatery dispels diner stereotype
July 26, 2007 | 01:20 PM
When you hear the word "diner" you usually think of a greasy spoon by the side of some highway where you sit at a bar sucking down a "cup of joe" served by a waitress named Flo....More
Alpharetta - Milton team up on safety
JC allows outside inspection
NetBank failure endangers uninsured deposits
Rash of break-ins continues in N. Fulton
School system protests bill
Council OKs Old Milton building
Johns Creek repairs damaged pipes
O'Connor named county manager
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