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Here is the latest COVID-19 case count update for Georgia and Fulton County. (Community Impact staff)
Atlanta
8:12 PM Apr 23, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus: Fulton County case counts approach 2,500; statewide cases near 22,000
Site plans were first approved by the Alpharetta Design Review Board members April 17 for a new Dunkin' location in the city of Alpharetta. (Courtesy Dunkin')
Atlanta
5:45 AM Apr 23, 2020 CDT
ROUNDUP: Dunkin' location coming to Alpharetta and other area news
The Georgia Department of Public Health released the latest case count data for the state, showing statewide case counts at 21,102. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Atlanta
7:15 PM Apr 22, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus: Statewide case counts pass 21,000
The Georgia Department of Public Health released the latest case count data for the state, showing statewide case counts at 20,166.
Atlanta
7:07 PM Apr 21, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus: Case counts pass 20,000 statewide; more than 2,000 in Fulton County
Alpharetta restaurant Wildflour's menu includes the salmon sandwich. Wildflour is one of the restaurants remaining open for takeout and delivery via DoorDash while dine-in services are temporarily suspended due to the outbreak of COVID-19. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Atlanta
7:00 AM Apr 18, 2020 CDT
Takeout, delivery options and more: Alpharetta news from this week
FCS officials are working on plans for alternative graduation ceremonies. (Screenshot via Microsoft Teams)
Atlanta
4:35 PM Apr 17, 2020 CDT
Discussion on graduation plans continue at Fulton County Schools work session April 16
While Coalition Food and Beverage's dining room is closed, guests can still order some of Coalition's food for pickup at Osteria Mattone, its sister restaurant in Roswell. (Courtesy Coalition Food and Beverage)
Atlanta
3:50 PM Apr 17, 2020 CDT
'It was as though someone flipped a switch': Alpharetta's Coalition Food and Beverage adapts to closed dining rooms, partners with sister restaurants in Roswell
Owner Shaune Huysamen opened Whitetail Bicycles in Milton in May 2016. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Atlanta
5:45 AM Apr 17, 2020 CDT
ROUNDUP: Recent updates for Alpharetta, Milton readers
Fulton County Schools will now be distributing meals one day per week as opposed to the previous three times per week; however, those in need will still receive five days worth of meals. (Screenshot via Microsoft Teams)
Atlanta
4:59 PM Apr 16, 2020 CDT
Fulton County Schools meal distributions switch to one day per week going forward
North Fulton Community Charities food pantry is still open for those in need; however, the ordering process has moved online rather than in person. Visit www.nfcchelp.org to fill out an order form and schedule a pickup time. (Courtesy North Fulton Community Charities)
Atlanta
5:45 AM Apr 14, 2020 CDT
3 stories Alpharetta readers need to know
Paper face mask with COVID-19 paper in the background
Atlanta
10:40 AM Apr 13, 2020 CDT
New CDC face mask precautions cause Fulton County Schools to reduce meal distribution for week of April 13
Coronavirus case counts have increased at a rapid pace in Georgia, totaling more than 10,000 cases just 38 days after the first two cases were discovered. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Atlanta
5:06 PM Apr 9, 2020 CDT
DATA: See the case numbers in Georgia, Fulton County since coronvirus broke out March 2
North Fulton Community Charities food pantry is still open for those in need; however, the ordering process has moved online rather than in person. Visit www.nfcchelp.org to fill out an order form and schedule a pickup time. (Courtesy NFCC)
Atlanta
2:17 PM Apr 9, 2020 CDT
North Fulton Community Charities sees 321% increase in requests for help following COVID-19 outbreak
While the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across Georgia, Wellstar Health System—which includes Wellstar Avalon Health Park in Alpharetta—is taking measures to implement more virtual health tools to keep nonemergency visits at home. (Courtesy Wellstar Health System)
Atlanta
12:53 PM Apr 7, 2020 CDT
Wellstar Health System leverages telemedicine, coronavirus virtual assessment tool during pandemic
Gov. Brian Kemp announced a statewide shelter in place order beginning April 3 through April 13, and announced the closure of all K-12 public schools through the rest of the school year. (Screenshot via Facebook Live)
Atlanta
11:10 AM Apr 6, 2020 CDT
April 6: 3 coronavirus stories Alpharetta readers might have missed
Guests can donate to the GoFundMe, bid in the auction or purchase a gift card to support Fifth Group Restaurants. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Atlanta
3:05 PM Apr 3, 2020 CDT
5 coronavirus-related stories Alpharetta readers might have missed
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Residents gather in a public space at an affordable housing community run by the nonprofit New Hope Housing in Houston. New Hope has ambitions to build between two and three new communities per year over the next few years, but rising costs of construction materials and land have made it hard to builders to deliver and maintain affordable units. (Courtesy New Hope Housing)
Houston
10:07 AM
Rising rents, costs put strain on affordable housing in Houston
Shelters around Houston opened to help those affected by Hurricane Nicholas on Sept. 14. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
8:49 AM
Shelters open to aid those affected by Hurricane Nicholas
(Graphics by Anya Gallant/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:20 AM
Lawsuit, FBI probe resurface old questions about Harris County Constable’s Office
vaccine data
Phoenix
3:45 PM
Town vaccine rates benefit hospitals, schools
Cindy Gee and Charlie Torres are the two candidates running for Place 7 on the Pflugerville ISD board of trustees.
Austin
11:30 AM
November 2020 election: Meet the candidates for Pflugerville ISD board of trustees Place 7
Nearly three fourths of the apartment units under construction or planned for the Greater Houston area are Class A, or luxury apartments with high-end rents. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
11:45 AM
New task force to address Houston-area housing crisis in wake of COVID-19
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman announced June 11 that the Arizona Department of Education is forming a technology task force to address the "variety of technology needs" schools and students have. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
10:15 AM
Arizona Department of Education convenes task force to address technology divide in schools
Fort Bend County Judge KP hosted a discussion on Facebook Live with officials from the Kinder Institute and Fort Bend County Health and Human Services about how the results of the COVID-19 Registry will be used. (Courtesy Fort Bend County)
Houston
12:00 PM
Fort Bend County officials to use COVID-19 Registry to guide coronavirus response
FRB Parks Guide
Nashville
4:00 PM
Park Guide: 26 public parks to visit in Williamson County
Nashville Metro
9:15 PM
Williamson County Schools enters negotiations with Jason Golden to become new superintendent