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Hall County: Positive Rabies Case
A human had contact with a rabid dog in the North Hall area of Clermont. The dog was shipped to the Georgia Public Health Lab – Virology Section in Decatur. Hall County Animal Control was advised that the dog was positive for rabies on October 28, 2026. For more...
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Preserving the Past: Groveway, Roswell’s historic Black neighborhood
The Groveway neighborhood in the heart of Roswell has played an important role in the history of the city. It has been home to Black American residents since the Roswell community was first founded. In the 1930s, Black residents lived on certain streets: Webb Street, Oxbow Drive, Pleasant Hill Street,...
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City of Conyers continuing downtown redevelopment efforts
CONYERS — The city of Conyers is continuing efforts to assemble property for future downtown redevelopment, with officials considering buying another parcel along Loyd Street. During the Oct. 21 City Council work session, city officials discussed Resolution 782, which would authorize the purchase of about 0.17 acres at 1067 Loyd Street for $72,500. The proposed acquisition is part of a larger effort to bring several properties under city ownership to support future redevelopment and revitalization in the downtown area. City Manager Kameron Kelley told council members that the city is nearing completion of its property acquisition efforts, with only a limited number of parcels remaining to be purchased. According to Kelley, the city expects to acquire another property as it works toward completing the land assembly process. The purchase would give the city additional control over how the properties could be used or redeveloped in the future. Assembling multiple parcels under common ownership can allow local governments to pursue redevelopment opportunities that may be difficult to accomplish when properties are owned separately. The approach can also provide flexibility for planning improvements, attracting development proposals and coordinating future uses across a larger area. The discussion comes as Conyers continues efforts to