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The event takes place at Banneker High School in South Fulton and North Springs High School in North Fulton. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Fulton County Schools to host supply fair Aug. 1, lanes to be added to Old Milton Parkway: News from the Atlanta area
Current hospitalizations have shown mostly decreasing totals over the last seven days, according to COVID-19 data from the Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus hospitalizations decline, city to add lanes to Old Milton Parkway: News from Alpharetta area
Construction cones
City of Alpharetta approves construction plan contracts to add lanes to Old Milton Parkway
Ferguson said buyers are over 70% more likely to envision themselves in a home that is staged versus unstaged, and those who use home staging are 85% more likely to generate higher sales prices. (Courtesy Southern Yankee Staging & Design)
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Road work ahead sign
Alpharetta reaches agreement with Johns Creek, Forsyth County on McGinnis Ferry Road widening
Woman walking on trail in park
City of Alpharetta awarded $1.6 million grant to improve North Point area walkability
The Wills Park Pool in Alpharetta is set to open with safety precautions and restrictions June 13. (Courtesy Fotolia)
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Roundabout design
Roundabout construction to cause travel delays on Bethany, Mid Broadwell roads June 11-13
Zagster notified the city of Alpharetta on May 27 that the company would be ending its bike share service with the city effective May 29. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Zagster ends bike share service in Alpharetta as of May 29
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, Alpharetta and Milton restaurant owners are figuring out how to best operate their businesses while adhering to state regulations. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
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The extension of Charlotte Drive between Mayfield Road and Birmingham Highway is now complete. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Charlotte Drive extension in Milton completed May 15
The number of administered coronavirus tests in Georgia now surpasses 200,000, according to the latest data from the Georgia Department of Public Health. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus, crosswalks and more: Latest news from Alpharetta, Milton
A crosswalk at the mid-block of Marietta and South Main streets will be constructed within the next eight months, per the approval of a construction contract between the city of Alpharetta and Chattahoochee Group, Inc. (Courtesy city of Alpharetta)
Alpharetta City Council awards construction contract for crosswalk at midblock of Marietta, South Main streets
The city of Alpharetta is continuing with a project to construct a crosswalk at the mid-block of Marietta and South Main streets. (Screenshot via Zoom Meetings)
Crosswalk construction at mid-block of Marietta, South Main streets still planned for Alpharetta despite budget concerns
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Final paving on Rucker Road could be completed before May 1 as long as weather permits, Alpharetta city officials said in a Facebook post April 21. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Car driving through a roundabout
Final paving of Rucker Road expected to be complete before May 1
Milton City Council members still moved forward with some normal city business during the April 15 virtual council meeting, including the passage of agreements, easements and change orders for road construction projects, the new public safety complex under construction on Hwy. 9 and the equestrian trails at Birmingham Park. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)
Milton makes progress on public safety complex, road construction, Birmingham Park landscaping
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)
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