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“Foster Forsyth” Will Shape the County’s Future Land Use Decision for Decades to Come

Over the next year, Forsyth County leaders, policy makers and planning officials will be working with our community to create a shared vision for our future. “Foster Forsyth”, an update to the County’s comprehensive plan, will establish land use patterns which will guide future infrastructure, services, community character, and quality of life. Your ideas, experiences, and priorities will play an important role in shaping the updated plan.

Forsyth, GA · 8d
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Georgia voters 50 and older lead early turnout, with affordability a top issue

Older voters have cast most of Georgia's early ballots this year. Many of them told CBS News Atlanta one cost hits them harder than any other: gas.

Georgia · 8d

Monroe Local News

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Campaigns crest before Election Day as early voting wraps up

Before early voting wrapped up Friday afternoon, political hopefuls made one last big push in Monroe as gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson visited town Thursday to promote his cause, flanked by a slew of Republican faces on and off the ballot. Jackson and his supporters filled The Engine Room in Monroe...

Monroe, GA · 6d
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mindfullyamerican.com

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6 Things Georgians Can’t Legally Toss in a Household Garbage Bin

Pool chemicals, kerosene and old fluorescent bulbs all look like trash on garbage day. But in Atlanta, they’re on the list of things that can’t go in your bin. Here’s what Georgians should keep out of their household garbage can, and what a mistake could cost, depending on where you live.

Georgia · 6d
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Atlanta News First

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What to know before Election Day

Gwinnett County, GA · 5d

Gwinnett Daily Post

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Suwanee to host community recycling event Nov. 14

Have an old laptop collecting dust, a drawer full of unused cables, or electronics taking up space at home? The City of Suwanee is partnering with Computer Recyclers USA to offer a community recycling event on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 9 a.m. to noon at Town Center on Main. The event gives residents a chance to clear out unwanted electronics and other recyclable materials while keeping reusable resources out of landfills. Computer Recyclers USA will be on-site to collect and process accepted items. Accepted electronics include: ♦ Desktop computers, laptops, monitors, tablets, and phones ♦ Printers, scanners, and copiers ♦ Hard drives, solid-state drives, memory, and CPUs ♦ Networking equipment, including switches, routers, and firewalls ♦ Servers, workstations, and telecommunications equipment ♦ Audio/video equipment and external storage devices ♦ Power supplies, battery backups, cables, and computer components ♦ Circuit boards, point-of-sale systems, and other electronic equipment For safety reasons, the following items will not be accepted: ♦ Loose lithium batteries ♦ Devices with swollen or damaged batteries ♦ Aerosol or paint cans ♦ Large appliances and furniture ♦ Materials containing asbestos Please note that boxes used to transport recyclable items will also be recycled and will not be returned. Whether

Suwanee, GA · 8d

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Mother charged in hot-car death allowed to trick-or-treat

A Gwinnett County judge granted permission for a mother accused of second-degree murder in the hot-car death of her infant son to go trick-or-treating with her surviving children strictly inside her transitional housing complex while on bond, court records show.

Gwinnett County, GA · 8d

Monroe Local News

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Kemp appoints Amber Dally as District Attorney for the Alcovy Judicial Circuit

WALTON COUNTY, GA (Sept. 8, 2026) – Gov. Brian Kemp last week announced the appointment of Amber Bennett Dally as District Attorney for the Alcovy Judicial Circuit, which covers both Walton and Newton counties. This fills the vacancy created by the appointment of the Honorable Randal M. McGinley to the Superior Court of the Alcovy Judicial Circuit.

Newton County, GA · 9d

hoodline.com

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DOJ Sends Poll Watchers to Fulton, Five Other Georgia Counties for Election Day

Federal election monitors are headed back to Fulton County for Election Day, and this time they're bringing company. The Justice Department plans to deploy observers to six Georgia counties — Bibb, Chatham, Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett — as part of a nationwide poll-watching operation set for Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Fulton County, GA · 9d

suwaneemagazine.com

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Sugar Hill City Buzz: The Holiday Season is Here!

Downtown Sugar Hill is ready to celebrate From holiday performances to family traditions, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the season right here in the heart of Sugar Hill. The holidays are also a time to honor those who have served our country. On November 11, the City of Sugar Hill will host its annual Veterans Day Ceremony at the Veterans Memorial beginning at 10:30 a.m. The ceremony will feature music from the Broad Street Concert Band, a flag raising, and remarks from the Sugar Hill Historic Preservation Society and the Suwanee Creek Chapter, NSDAR.

Sugar Hill, GA · 6d

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Kemp joins Rick Jackson in Walton County ahead of election

Gov. Brian Kemp joined Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson in Walton County on Thursday for a three-city north Georgia campaign swing to boost voter turnout in tight statewide races ahead of Election Day.

Walton County, GA · 8d

The Citizens

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Commissioners to hold first meeting in new building Nov. 10

CONYERS — The Rockdale County Board of Commissioners will hold its first meeting in a new county building Nov. 10, ending an era for the Assembly Hall meeting room, which has hosted county government proceedings for years. The Oct. 27 Board of Commissioners meeting was the final regular meeting held in the existing Assembly Hall space, with county officials preparing to transition to the new facility ahead of the board’s next scheduled meeting. County officials announced the move during the closing portion of the Oct. 27 meeting, explaining that the new meeting space will open in phases as additional improvements and technology are completed. While commissioners will begin using the building in November, officials said they will continue installing or adjusting some features into 2027. The transition will also require adjustments to the county’s meeting broadcast and livestreaming arrangements, including camera placement and other audiovisual equipment used to provide public access to board proceedings. The move represents a change for commissioners and residents who have attended meetings in the existing Assembly Hall over the years. Commissioner Doreen Williams reflected on the significance of leaving the longtime meeting space, recalling her early years on the board and the support of her

Rockdale County, GA · 8d

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McGinnis Ferry Traffic Shifts as Caney Creek Culvert Takes Shape

Traffic has shifted at Caney Creek as crews move on to the second half of a new culvert beneath McGinnis Ferry Road, a step forward in the widening project between Johns Creek and Forsyth County. The first half of the crossing is built, and workers are also raising sections of...

Forsyth County, GA · 6d

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Medley mixed-use development opens in heart of Johns Creek

JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Medley, Johns Creek’s much-anticipated mixed-use development, is about more than just what you can buy there, said developer Mark Toro during an Oct. 29 grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting. “Medley is more than buildings and businesses,” Toro said. “It’s a place where people...

Johns Creek, GA · 8d

WSB Channel 2 Atlanta

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Second round of water main repairs completed, water pressure fully restored

A water main break on Clifton Springs Manor continues to impact local residents while repairs are underway.

Dekalb County, GA · 6d

The Citizens

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County aims to make community magazine self-sustaining

CONYERS — Rockdale County officials hope to make the county’s community magazine financially self-sustaining through advertising revenue after its inaugural issue fell short of covering production costs. The Rockdale County Board of Commissioners approved a $33,350 contract with Tredeau Design LLC during its Oct. 27 meeting to produce the Winter/Spring 2027 edition of the Rockdale County Community Magazine. During the discussion, Mike White, the county’s director of Public Relations and Marketing, acknowledged that advertising revenue from the first issue was not enough to offset its production expenses but said efforts are underway to attract additional advertisers and eventually eliminate the need for county funding. The first edition, published for Summer/Fall 2026, generated approximately $7,000 in advertising revenue, according to White. White said the publication is still in its early stages and that the county is working to establish a stronger advertising base. He reported that three additional advertisers had already been secured for the upcoming edition, with a goal of generating enough advertising revenue to cover production costs by the magazine’s third issue. The magazine, officially introduced at a Sept. 29 launch party at the county’s new Assembly Hall, highlights the people, places and stories of Rockdale County. It is

Rockdale County, GA · 7d

The Citizens

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Youth Council calls for more rec space, jobs for teens

CONYERS — Local teenagers want more places to spend time with friends, greater access to jobs and internship, and more opportunities to have a say in decisions affecting their community, according to a survey conducted by the Conyers Youth Council. Youth Council Mayor Nathan Oliver and Mayor Pro Tem Charlotte Wright presented their findings to Mayor Connie Alsobrook and the Conyers City Council during its Oct. 21 meeting, highlighting concerns about limited recreational options, transportation barriers and the need for more youth involvement in city government. The student-led survey collected more than 275 responses from young people at local schools — including Rockdale County High School, Heritage High School, Salem High School and Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology. Oliver and Wright identified three major priorities from the responses: dedicated spaces for teenagers, employment and skill-building opportunities, and a greater voice in community decisions. The presentation prompted a discussion with Alsobrook and council members about which recreational facilities and businesses would appeal to teenagers and how the city could better meet their needs. Students said they want more spaces to socialize, explore creative interests, and participate in activities designed for their age group. They also expressed interest in more

Conyers, GA · 6d

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AT&T Boosts Speeds in Barrow County

AT&T* added a new cell site to expand 5G coverage and capacity across Bethlehem, helping residents, businesses and public safety on FirstNet® get more from their mobile devices. A new site southwest of Bethlehem boosts coverage west of Highway 11 along Tanners Bridge Road. “Reliable wireless connectivity is essential...

Barrow County, GA · 8d

Gwinnett Daily Post

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Johns Creek’s new 43-acre town center is now open

Medley, a 43-acre mixed-use development in Johns Creek, opened to the public Thursday, with a free grand opening event featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The $560 million development, which introduces 25 new restaurants and retailers to the area, is expected to create 1,000 jobs and generate an estimated $6.2 million in annual sales tax revenue for the community. Businesses opening at Medley include Trader Joe’s, Rena’s Italian Fishery & Grill, Shake Shack, Sephora, High Country Outfitters, STIR, Tonic House, Lily Sushi Bar, The Nest Cafe, Five Daughters Bakery, Playa Bowls, Summit Coffee, Cookie Fix, Drybar and Amorino Gelato. Other new tenants include BODYROK, Kontour Med Spa, Moop’s Boutique, Clean Your Dirty Face, Knuckies Eatery, The Commodore, Sugarcoat, Hollow Oak, Burdlife and Petfolk. The development includes 145,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and entertainment space, 883 luxury residences, a 25,000-square-foot plaza, a 150-key boutique hotel and 110,000 square feet of lifestyle office space. Medley is at 4300 Medley Blvd. in Johns Creek.

Johns Creek, GA · 9d

Athens Banner-Herald

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Ginn runs unopposed after opponent disqualified in state Senate race

Incumbent state District 47 Sen. Frank Ginn will be unopposed in Tuesday’s General Election. Ginn said Wednesday that earlier in the week the Georgia Secretary of State's office informed him that Justin Gillespie, 41, of Hull, has been ruled ineligible to run for office. Gillespie, who qualified as a Democrat, has been in the Madison County Jail for the last 43 days on a felony conviction that ultimately disqualified him from seeking public office. Georgia Elections: AI data search was 'not a hack,' Georgia officials reassure voters He was convicted in September in a Madison County Superior Court jury trial for felony cruelty to children. He was sentenced to two years in prison and is awaiting transfer into the state prison system. The Secretary of State filed a challenge to Gillespie’s candidacy with the State Administrative Law office, which determined he was ineligible. A Madison County woman, Brenda Hankinson, announced she would run for the seat, but the Madison County Journal reported that she withdrew as there was not enough time prior to the election to qualify. District 47 covers areas across Madison, Clarke, Jackson, and Barrow counties. Ginn was first elected to the state Senate seat in 2010. This

Madison County, GA · 9d