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Homes selling fast, medical experts seeing fewer preventive visits: This week's news from Alpharetta, Milton
Q&A: Medical expert discusses what parents, teachers should consider when schools reopen in 2020-21
Road work ahead sign
Alpharetta reaches agreement with Johns Creek, Forsyth County on McGinnis Ferry Road widening
Deep Blue Something performed at Dosey Doe in The Woodlands, Texas, on July 15. Dosey Doe is one of several live music venues in the area. (Courtesy Deep Blue Something)
Bipartisan bill introduced by Texas, Minnesota senators to provide relief to independent music venues
Alpharetta City Hall building
City of Alpharetta kicks off 2040 Comprehensive Plan process with public survey
The city of Milton discussed the Milton Trail Prioritization Plan at the July 6 meeting, which is intended to make Milton more pedestrian-friendly and walkable. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Milton discusses trails, Alpharetta Farmers Market returns: News from metro Atlanta
Case counts in Georgia rose by more than 3,400 cases in a 24-hour period July 8 for the third time since the pandemic hit in March. (Community Impact staff)
State coronavirus cases rise, farmers market returns: News from Alpharetta, Milton
Census worker
2020 census: Bureau prepares nonresponse follow-up field operations
Milton City Hall entrance sign
Milton City Council discusses final stages of Trail Prioritization Plan
Baseball field with a sunset in the background
Milton resumes rental of city-owned outdoor facilities, fields July 6
Fireworks
City-held Fourth of July celebrations canceled in Alpharetta, Milton
High Country Outfitters opened inside Avalon June 18. (Courtesy High Country Outfitters)
New Avalon store and more: News from Alpharetta area
Gov. Brian Kemp issued an executive order June 11—which went into effect June 16—loosening restrictions on Georgia businesses and offering additional guidance for reopening the state. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Georgia restaurants reopen, Alpharetta gets grant and more: News this week from Alpharetta
Kid skateboarding on a rail
Alpharetta bans skateboarding in most of City Center; plans pop-up skate park to open in mid-July
Woman walking on trail in park
City of Alpharetta awarded $1.6 million grant to improve North Point area walkability