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    Roswell Mayor Lori Henry
    North Fulton County
    Roswell to award nonprofits COVID-19 relief funds
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    Life
    WINNER: Best Mexican food in Roswell | Best of Roswell
    Roswell City Hall
    North Fulton County
    Roswell’s new limits on apartments could price some out of city, say...
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    High School Sports Blog
    GHSA expected to play football finals Dec. 28-30
    Singer songwriter Jonathan Kingham, center right, performs with the Home by Dark band at Chukkar Farm in Alpharetta in 2016. PHOTO / JASON GETZ
    North Fulton County
    COVID-19 surge halts summer concerts series
    June 13, 2020 Roswell - Congresswoman Lucy McBath (left) and Roswell Police Chief James Conroy talk as they march with peaceful protesters during a Solidarity March in downtown Roswell on Saturday, June 13, 2020. Conroy said the public is demanding change in their local police departments. (Hyosub Shin / Hyosub.Shin@ajc.com)
    North Fulton County
    North Fulton police chiefs weigh how to answer calls for change
    Natural light streams through large windows in a computer lab.
    North Fulton County
    Roswell charity to receive $300K for new tech lab
    Coach Adam Clack led Milton High School to its first state football championship two years ago
    High School Sports Blog
    Milton football coach talks about his experience with the coronavirus
    More than 1,000 volunteers are expected Saturday, Aug. 29, for the 10th annual “Sweep the Hooch Cleanup” of the Chattahoochee River. CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL PARK CONSERVANCY via Facebook
    Local News
    ‘Sweep the Hooch’ seeks volunteers for river cleanup
    April 28, 2020 Gainesville - Health care workers and volunteers help Hall County residents to get tested at two drive-through COVID-19 testing sites at Good News Clinic in Gainesville on Tuesday, April 28, 2020. Northeast Georgia Health System partnered with Good News Clinic tested over 300 Hall County adults and children for COVID-19. Cars stretched in lines around the Good News Clinic. (Hyosub Shin / Hyosub.Shin@ajc.com)
    Local News
    Fulton testing sites for COVID-19 getting ‘slammed’
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    High School Sports Blog
    Milton coach Adam Clack tests positive for COVID-19
    Winner: Best Mexican food in Dunwoody | Best of Dunwoody
    Roswell
    VOTE: Who has the best Mexican food in Roswell? | Best of Roswell
    A woman has a COVID-19 test Wednesday at the Clark County Combined Health District's free COVID testing clinic at Hayward Middle School. BILL LACKEY/STAFF
    Local News
    North Fulton cities saw increase in new COVID-19 cases in June
    Eastbound lanes of the Mansell Road bridge over Big Creek in Roswell will be closed during the daytime hours the next 90 days as crews repaint bridge piles and do other maintenance. GOOGLE MAPS
    Local News
    Roswell begins Mansell Road bridge repairs
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    Local News
    Roswell’s $50 million project could get citizen oversight
    Local News
    Metro bar owner defends decision to put on music festival despite...
    Roswell
    WINNER: Best patio in Roswell | Best of Roswell
    Local News
    CBD retailer will share weekend profits with charity benefiting vets
    Local News
    Man hit on Roswell road after his car breaks down
    Local News
    Roswell seeks applicants for Citizens Police Academy
    Local News
    Roswell to launch customer service mobile app
    “Stars and Stripes Around Roswell,” a celebration of the American flag, takes the place of community gatherings canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. CITY OF ROSWEL
    Local News
    In lieu of community gatherings, Roswell unveils flag initiative
    Boat rentals can resume at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, the National Park Service announced. VISIT SANDY SPRINGS
    Local News
    Chattahoochee NRA resumes boat rentals, entrance fees
    April 6, 2020 Alpharetta: Alpharetta police worked the scene on Monday, April 6, 2020 after an 18-year-old man was taken into custody after police said he stabbed three people in an Alpharetta home, killing one. Shortly before 5 a.m. Monday, police received a call about a domestic disturbance at a home on Nathan Circle, according to Alpharetta police spokesman Sgt. Howard Miller. The disturbance involved a person with a knife, he said. When police arrived, a man covered in blood met them at the door. The man told police that he and some of his family members had been stabbed. The family members were still inside the house, Miller said. Officers went inside the residence and found a woman and a man suffering from stab wounds. The woman’s condition was not released, but the man was pronounced dead. Investigators said the 18-year-old suspect fled before police got to the scene. Alpharetta police called for a K-9 to assist in the investigation, and Johns Creek police brought their police dog to track the suspect down. He was found about 100 yards behind the home and surrendered peacefully, Miller said. The suspect was also hurt, but investigators aren’t sure how he received his injuries. He and the injured victims are being treated at a hospital. It is not clear how the suspect and the man he is accused of killing are related, Miller said. However, police believe the victim could be the suspect’s father. “We have no reason to believe there is a danger to our community,” police said. Police have not released the names of the suspect or any of the victims. JOHN SPINK/JSPINK@AJC.COM
    Local News
    Police work to handle rise in domestic violence calls during pandemic
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    Local News
    Roswell Recycling Center resumes normal hours
    July 4, 2017 Atlanta - The finale fireworks spectacular light up over the Downtown skyline during Centennial Olympic Park's Fourth of July Celebration on Tuesday, July 4, 2017. Centennial Olympic Park’s annual Fourth of July Celebration offers free family-oriented entertainment, including live music and the Southeast’s largest fireworks display. Georgia World Congress Center Authority, which owns and operates the 21-acre park, has partnered with Lenox Square to combine both facilities’ popular fireworks shows. HYOSUB SHIN / HSHIN@AJC.COM
    Local News
    July Fourth fireworks celebrations canceled or tweaked in Fulton
    Investigators are working to determine the cause of the fire at the home in Roswell.
    Roswell
    Man rescued from fire that destroyed Roswell home
    Local News
    Roswell City Council, mayor pledge to address racism and inequality
    Local News
    Pleasant Hill Church pastor says Roswell rallies are a good first step
    High School Sports Blog
    How will fall, spring sports approach seasons differently?
    Local News
    Update: Johns Creek places police chief under investigation
    Local News
    Roswell reopens city offices, but not all with the same hours
    News
    Hundreds, including police chief, march in Roswell against misconduct
    News
    PHOTOS: Solidarity march outside of Roswell City Hall
    Local News
    Roswell, Alpharetta open pools
    Local News
    Restaurant fire is setback for owner of Ippolito’s
    Local News
    Goodwill opens new stores in north Fulton
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