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Alpharetta cops pay for off-duty fuel

Alpharetta still gets GDOT road money

Roswell taps 'retread' for transportation head

Roswell's legal ads ain't legal

Ryan Adams performs in Alpharetta, leaves early

Alpharetta CVB Expo draws 100-plus brides

Alpharetta supports bond to enlarge library

Bridgeway starts new gymnasium in Alpharetta

Mayor’s BBQ helps foster children

Cindy Loe visits Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce
With redistricting completed and a new school set to open in the city next year, Fulton County Schools Superintendent Cindy Loe spoke during the Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce meeting Oct. 16 to give an update on schools....More

First big fire for Johns Creek FD

Johns Creek resident writes travel tip book

Survey: Residents approve of Johns Creek government

Titans TC hosts tournament in Johns Creek

BOE approves opening five schools in Forsyth

Forsyth rejects loan to state with no guarantees

Cumming libraries gives guided tours of electronic resources

Cumming student runner-up for Miss Reinhardt

Forsyth OKs $1M to Lanier Tech

Ga. 9 residents speak their minds in Milton

Milton Band marching toward greatness
MILTON - The subdued October sun is setting over Milton High School's football stadium, but on the field, the cacophony has just begun....More

Milton council looks at noise ordinance

Forsyth County accelerates business
Sixty percent of the businesses in Forsyth County have five or fewer employees, the Cumming-Forsyth Chamber of Commerce learned in a survey four years ago....More

Familiar executive opening Duluth bank
With economic times the way they are now, some potential investors wonder why they should invest in a bank, according to Gerald Lewis, CEO of NOA Bank of Duluth, which is in organization....More

Lending returns to traditional practices

Banker offers entrepreneurs tips for success

Business Briefs

EcoShredding keeps records private

Connection others gains Alpharetta's Beecham business

Fisher: Entrepreneurs can bank on his advice

Good entrepreneurs proven world class in one area

North Ridge Restoration picks service

Trip across ocean starts success

Prudential Georgia wins Consumers' Choice Award

Commercial real estate briefs

Real Estate Personnel Briefs

DUIs & Drugs

Police Blotter

Man beaten severely outside own apartment in Alpharetta
Alpharetta police said a 46-year-old man was beaten severely by two suspects Oct. 8, one of whom had a gun....More

Alleged beer shoplifter not very good in Alpharetta

Victim said suspects had wrong guy in Roswell

Wrong place + wrong time = robbery in Cumming

HATCHER HURD
Forsyth's smart choice - build jail now
Forsyth taxpayers will be asked this election to vote yea or nay on a referendum to build a new jail and a sheriff's headquarters....More

BILL O'REILLY
The betrayal factor: Wall Street rigged
Outside of violent crime, one of the worst things a person can experience is betrayal; that is believing in someone or something and then being hurt by the sincere belief....More

HATCHER HURD
WWII veterans' sacrifice shines across decades
Roswell Rotary saw a presentation of HonorAir, the program to take World War II veterans free of charge to see the World War II Memorial in Washington, D....More

MATTERS OF FAITH
Do we need church to pray?
I believe in God but don't feel comfortable with organized religion. Won't God hear my prayers wherever I'm praying from?...More

Israeli law enforcement officials visit Forsyth Co. Sheriff's office

Voters brave long lines in Johns Creek

New jail? Voters will decide in Forsyth

Another Alpharetta bank fails

Free Home's Trinity celebrates 50th

Alpharetta Century cycling event

Different by Design in Johns Creek

Driver safety for seniors in Alpharetta

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

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

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

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

A wake up call for physicians & Type 2 Diabetes patients

YMCA tips on eating a sound breakfast