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Dunwoody’s new “Connect with Council” series brings elected officials to local coffee shops for informal talks with residents.
Dunwoody’s new “Connect with Council” series brings elected officials to local coffee shops for informal talks with residents.
The coming days and weeks will likely represent the last chance homeowners have to lock in their property values without much of a fight.
In Fulton, DeKalb and Forsyth counties, appealing your property tax assessment automatically freezes the appraisal value for three years. That system will go away in 2025, and the deadline is
Gov. Brian Kemp stopped by Dunwoody June 26 to celebrate Transportation Insight and Nolan Transportation Group’s new headquarters at Campus 244.
Gov. Brian Kemp stopped by Dunwoody June 26 to celebrate Transportation Insight and Nolan Transportation Group’s new headquarters at Campus 244.
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Georgia’s largest Independence Day Parade means a little more to Dunwoody residents.
Georgia’s largest Independence Day Parade means a little more to Dunwoody residents.
When students at Anita LaRaia’s Wine School wrap up their first class, they’re likely struck with the extensive knowledge and infectious energy of their instructor.
When students at Anita LaRaia’s Wine School wrap up their first class, they’re likely struck with the extensive knowledge and infectious energy of their instructor.
Appen Media is proud to announce that it has been awarded Georgia Press Association’s highest honor: 1st Place in the category of General Excellence in its 2024 Better Newspaper Contest. Other newspaper groups receiving recognition include Athens Banner-Herald, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and The Valdosta Daily Times.
Four Oaks subdivision residents appear divided about the design of a multi-use path planned for the area.
Four Oaks subdivision residents appear divided about the design of a multi-use path planned for the area.
A DeKalb County jury awarded former Dunwoody Police Officer Bryan Castellanos $180,000 May 29 in the civil case of former Dunwoody Police Lt. Fidel Espinoza.
A DeKalb County jury awarded former Dunwoody Police Officer Bryan Castellanos $180,000 May 29 in the civil case of former Dunwoody Police Lt. Fidel Espinoza.
The Dunwoody Trail Master Plan has drawn mixed reviews from residents since it was adopted last year.
The Dunwoody Trail Master Plan has drawn mixed reviews from residents since it was adopted last year.
The Dunwoody City Council approved a revised contract with Georgia Power May 28 for installation of post-mounted path lighting along Vermack Road.
The Dunwoody City Council approved a revised contract with Georgia Power May 28 for installation of post-mounted path lighting along Vermack Road.
Dunwoody High School senior Luke Cole was awarded the Nestor Foley College Scholarship Award, given annually to the school’s outstanding wrestler.
Dunwoody High School senior Luke Cole was awarded the Nestor Foley College Scholarship Award, given annually to the school’s outstanding wrestler.
Members of the Dunwoody City Council and the city’s Public Works Department joined with the Nature Center’s leadership team May 20 to celebrate completion of an important stormwater improvement project.
A person gains momentum during a walk from Roberts Drive down to the Dunwoody Nature Center’s Crean Eco Classroom, and so does stormwater.
Representatives with KDC Real Estate Development and Investments were all smiles May 13 after the Dunwoody City Council approved a rezoning at 245 Perimeter Center Parkway.
The shift from stand-alone office towers to mixed-use developments with housing, retail, office and recreational spaces is a hot trend.
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The Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training Council opened an investigation April 29 into a former high-ranking officer in the Dunwoody Police Department.
The Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training Council opened an investigation April 29 into a former high-ranking officer in the Dunwoody Police Department.
Two people from the Four Oaks subdivision, touting signatures from around 80 percent of its residents, gave city officials an earful at the May 13 Dunwoody City Council meeting.
City leaders are feeling the pinch as recurring expenses outpace recurring revenues.
Austin Elementary School held a ceremony May 8 for fourth grader Sarv Dharavane, who won the 63rd Annual Georgia Association of Educators State Spelling Bee in March.
Austin Elementary School held a ceremony May 8 for fourth grader Sarv Dharavane, who won the 63rd Annual Georgia Association of Educators State Spelling Bee in March.
There were 283 students per counselor across DeKalb County elementary, middle and high schools.
An Appen Media analysis shows Forsyth County School District has more than double the amount of students for each social worker than its neighbors in Fulton County and DeKalb County.
The Dunwoody City Council’s approval of a 4.25 percent mid-year pay increase for city employees will take effect May 30.
The Dunwoody City Council’s approval of a 4.25 percent mid-year pay increase for city employees will take effect May 30.
Longtime Dunwoody residents Howard Wertheimer, Carla Wertheimer, Janet Seligson, and Mike Seligson took the Dunwoody Crier with them to Argentina and Patagonia.
Longtime Dunwoody residents Howard Wertheimer, Carla Wertheimer, Janet Seligson, and Mike Seligson took the Dunwoody Crier with them to Argentina and Patagonia. The Crier was camera shy at Iguazu Falls.
Dunwoody’s 2024 Street Paving Plan begins this month for 21 streets that cover 11.4 lane miles.
Dunwoody’s 2024 Street Paving Plan begins this month for 21 streets that cover 11.4 lane miles. The city has budgeted $2.15 million of Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST)
Roswell police stopped a couple April 17 after a remote-controlled camera flagged a car whose owner had an active warrant out of Dunwoody.
A pregnant Alpharetta woman took three trips to jail, had a physical altercation with an officer and went to the hospital twice under police custody in the span of 8
The Dunwoody High School community is mourning the death of a 15-year-old female student May 6 while she was on campus.
The Dunwoody High School community is mourning the death of a 15-year-old female student May 6 while she was on campus.
Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch addressed public comments on city finances April 29, saying the city remains on solid footing, and money committed to paths and sidewalks is not compromising public safety.
Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch addressed public comments on city finances April 29, saying the city remains on solid footing, and money committed to paths and sidewalks is not compromising public
With views of Perimeter, Buckhead and a sliver of the Bank of America Plaza, the developers of Campus 244 in Dunwoody are betting on its location and uniqueness.
With views of Perimeter, Buckhead and a sliver of the Bank of America Plaza, the developers of Campus 244 in Dunwoody are betting on its location and uniqueness.
Dunwoody officials recognized Jason Metzger and Oak Avenue Landscaping as recipients of the 2023 Sustainability Hero Awards at the April 29 City Council meeting.
Dunwoody officials recognized Jason Metzger and Oak Avenue Landscaping as recipients of the 2023 Sustainability Hero Awards at the April 29 City Council meeting.
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Dunwoody residents Crispin and Karen Henry traveled all the way from the Kingsley Subdivision to Everest Base Camp in Nepal at the end of March. The Henrys carried the Crier up all 17,598 feet.
Dunwoody residents Crispin and Karen Henry traveled all the way from the Kingsley Subdivision to Everest Base Camp in Nepal at the end of March. The Henrys carried the Crier
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