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The Milton Herald is one of the weekly newspapers in the Herald and Crier family of publications. Thirty years ago, Ray and Christina Appen bought a bi-monthly newspaper in Alpharetta called The R***e, left their positions at The Miami Herald and moved to run the newspaper. In the following years, they renamed the paper The R***e & News and increased the publishing frequency to weekly. Following t
he success of The R***e & News, the Appens started publishing three more weekly papers, a monthy women’s magazine and a quarterly relocation guide. They even expanded outside of publishing to social media management, design and graphics services, digital newsletter management and web- site services. However, the core business remains community news publishing.
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Milton police are investigating a noise complaint and reports of a juvenile with a gunshot wound, both of which took place Jan. 7. The boy has since been released from the hospital.
Milton police are investigating a noise complaint and reports of a juvenile with a gunshot wound, both of which took place Jan. 7. The boy has since been released from
Moonshine occupies a special place in the history of North Georgia and North Fulton County. Appen columnist Bob Meyers explains in this edition of Preserving the Past.
Visitors around Milton City Hall will see more rapid rectangular flashing beacons — safety devices that enhance pedestrian crosswalks at roundabouts — in the coming months.
Flood waters and deteriorating wood boardwalks have caused persistent problems at Alpharetta’s Big Creek Greenway. But city officials said they'll replace the aging section of trail off Mansell Road with concrete and steel.
Flood waters and deteriorating wood boardwalks have caused persistent problems at Alpharetta’s Big Creek Greenway. But city officials said they'll replace the aging section of trail off Mansell Road with
“We're going after that type of person or family or group that has an exquisite kind of taste and wants something a little bit unique and different,” says Atlanta restauranteur Michael Jones.
“We're going after that type of person or family or group that has an exquisite kind of taste and wants something a little bit unique and different,” says Atlanta restauranteur
Bring One for the Chipper, Milton’s annual Christmas tree recycling event is coming, and this time the city is giving back.
Georgia’s single-digit lows on Christmas weekend left many residents scrambling to stay warm and protect their plumbing while fire departments and hardware stores were overwhelmed with high demand.
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For the 10th consecutive year, Milton has been certified as a Community Wildlife Habitat, a special distinction that recognizes efforts to make the city “healthier, greener and more wildlife-friendly.”
Throughout the year, with a new mayor and three new councilmembers, Milton hunkered down on city code and kept a keen eye on development, basing many decisions on the city’s rural heritage.
Throughout the year, with a new mayor and three new councilmembers, Milton hunkered down on city code and kept a keen eye on development, basing many decisions on the city’s
"Given the excellence I’ve seen, our team’s quality, and our citizens’ tremendous support, I have every reason to believe Milton will continue to set the example for others to follow," writes Mayor Peyton Jamison.
"Given the excellence I’ve seen, our team’s quality, and our citizens’ tremendous support, I have every reason to believe Milton will continue to set the example for others to follow,"
The Milton eighth grade football team, part of the city’s growing feeder program, brought home another state league championship title Nov. 12.
North Fulton Community Charities welcomed Sandra Holiday as its new executive director, and she hit the ground running. In her few weeks Holiday has seen that despite rising inflation, people are still able to step up for families in need.
North Fulton Community Charities welcomed Sandra Holiday as its new executive director, and she hit the ground running. In her few weeks Holiday has seen that despite rising inflation, people
The city will officially run its own elections next year, and will likely save more than $250,000 doing it.
Lisa Cauley, Milton Municipal Feasibility Committee member, records the Milton City Council decision to move forward with self-run municipal elections at the Dec. 19 meeting. The decision drew widespread applause
Lisa Cauley, Milton Municipal Feasibility Committee member, records the Milton City Council decision to move forward with self-run municipal elections at the Dec. 19 meeting. The decision drew widespread applause after the council’s quick, unanimous…
Lisa Cauley, Milton Municipal Feasibility Committee member, records the Milton City Council decision to move forward with self-run municipal elections at the Dec. 19 meeting. The decision drew widespread applause
The importance of post offices has been studied by Ed Malowney, president of the Alpharetta and Old Milton Historical Society and founder of the Johns Creek Historical Society. Here's the story, from Appen columnist Bob Meyers.
The importance of post offices has been studied by Ed Malowney, president of the Alpharetta and Old Milton Historical Society and founder of the Johns Creek Historical Society. Here's the
The Milton First Responders Foundation gave $200 gift cards to around 100 first responders last week, continuing an effort born from hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trader Golf might seem like Alpharetta’s best kept secret. But at its 10 a.m. opening, customers were already there. Rick Coursey credits that to relationships that can be forged, and that are essential, in small, local businesses.
Trader Golf might seem like Alpharetta’s best kept secret. But at its 10 a.m. opening, customers were already there. Rick Coursey credits that to relationships that can be forged, and
After months of negotiations, Fulton County and its 15 cities have finalized how to split up the $3 billion local option sales tax. Representatives signed an agreement Dec. 14 that will grant about 10% to the county and the rest to its cities.
After months of negotiations, Fulton County and its 15 cities have finalized how to split up the $3 billion local option sales tax. Representatives signed an agreement Dec. 14 that
Nearly 40 vendors set up shop in and outside Milton City Hall for the city’s second holiday market Dec. 7.
The committee tasked with determining whether it’s feasible that Milton conduct its own elections, presented its findings to the City Council Dec. 5 and included an eye-opening comprehensive cost analysis.
The Milton City Council signed an agreement with the City of Alpharetta and Fulton County officials allowing its police department to hold local prisoners at the newly reopened Alpharetta Jail.
The year-end meeting of One Johns Creek Coalition – a group which fights drug abuse – was packed with folks, including some from Milton and Alpharetta who are looking to form their own wellness alliance.
The year-end meeting of One Johns Creek Coalition – a group which fights drug abuse – was packed with folks, including some from Milton and Alpharetta who are looking to
An urban growth boundary (UGB) is a tool used to contain high density development. It's the City of Milton's newest approach to managing growth and tackling development pressures.
Michelle Morancie, Kristin McCabe and Lillie Pozatek were all sworn into their positions on the Fulton County School Board at a Dec. 6 work session. They'll take office in January 2023.
Michelle Morancie, Kristin McCabe and Lillie Pozatek were all sworn into their positions on the Fulton County School Board at a Dec. 6 work session. They'll take office in January
Milton residents have until Friday to share their views on the draft of Milton's Unified Development Code, which is an effort to create a single, more concise, easier-to-understand policy document on development in the city.
Milton residents have until Friday to share their views on the draft of Milton's Unified Development Code, which is an effort to create a single, more concise, easier-to-understand policy document
The Municipal Election Feasibility Committee wrapped up at its last meeting Dec. 1. With Fulton County’s recent suggestion for cities to conduct their own elections, self-sufficiency has become a more important objective for area governments.
The Municipal Election Feasibility Committee wrapped up at its last meeting Dec. 1. With Fulton County’s recent suggestion for cities to conduct their own elections, self-sufficiency has become a more
The City of Milton will host Christmas in Crabapple Dec. 3, a quaint holiday event in historic downtown Crabapple. This year's event is from 2-6 p.m. at the Broadwell Pavilion at 12615 Broadwell Road.
The City of Milton will host Christmas in Crabapple Dec. 3, a quaint holiday event in historic downtown Crabapple. This year's event is from 2-6 p.m. at the Broadwell Pavilion
“More is to come in the Village,” Dunwoody Economic Development Director Michael Starling said. “We’re focused on how we keep that momentum and what’s next.”
Police say news of an active shooter at Cambridge High School in Milton is false. While the school was in lockdown, officers completed a sweep and secured the property. Similar hoax threats were reported at schools across Georgia.
Police say news of an active shooter at Cambridge High School in Milton is false. While the school was in lockdown, officers completed a sweep and secured the property. Similar
The McConnell-Chadwick House in Milton, along Arnold Mill Road, is one of three Fulton County locations to make the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation's annual list of 10 ‘Places in Peril."
The McConnell-Chadwick House in Milton, along Arnold Mill Road, is one of three Fulton County locations to make the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation's annual list of 10 ‘Places in
Angela and Dave Thompson have been serving thousands of customers in Alpharetta with the goal of being a true community coffee shop. Now they're expanding that mission to Forsyth County.
“If it looks, talks and walks like a golf cart, it's likely to be a golf cart,” said Milton's attorney as the City Council approved next steps governing personal transportation vehicles Nov. 21.
“If it looks, talks and walks like a golf cart, it's likely to be a golf cart,” said Milton's attorney as the City Council approved next steps governing personal transportation
The Enloe family moved to Stable Days Farm on Birmingham Highway in 1978 seeking quiet, safety, horses and agriculture. Today, they say Milton's land price, zoning and policies make it an unrealistic equestrian destination.
The Enloe family moved to Stable Days Farm on Birmingham Highway in 1978 seeking quiet, safety, horses and agriculture. Today, they say Milton's land price, zoning and policies make it
For the 10th consecutive year, Milton has been certified as a Community Wildlife Habitat, a special distinction that recognizes efforts to make the city “healthier, greener and more wildlife-friendly.”
Chuck and Lynn Pugh's farm in Forsyth County has nurtured aspiring growers for almost 20 years. A county plan to run 3,000 feet of sewer through the property for a Toll Brothers development may poison that mission.
Chuck and Lynn Pugh's farm in Forsyth County has nurtured aspiring growers for almost 20 years. A county plan to run 3,000 feet of sewer through the property for a
Georgia House Speaker David Ralston died Wednesday, just two days after the House Republican Caucus nominated a new speaker to succeed him in January. House Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones, R-Milton, will serve as speaker for the remainder of the curr…
Georgia House Speaker David Ralston died Wednesday, just two days after the House Republican Caucus nominated a new speaker to succeed him in January. House Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones,
Newtown Park houses the country’s second largest privately funded veterans memorial. More than 100 people gathered there this weekend to honor those who have served in the U.S. military.
The Milton Municipal Election Feasibility Committee met last week, finalizing cost proposals for the city to run its own elections. Fulton County is now suggesting other cities do the same in 2023.
The Milton Municipal Election Feasibility Committee met last week, finalizing cost proposals for the city to run its own elections. Fulton County is now suggesting other cities do the same
Riverwood International Charter School is bringing back its annual Christmas tree fundraiser for the 28th year.
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STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUND: Milton volleyball knocks off region foes West Forsyth 3-1 to advance to the 7A state championship match this Saturday.
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUND: Milton volleyball knocks off region foes West Forsyth 3-1 to advance to the 7A state championship match this Saturday.
We're here live at the Fulton County Countdown to Kickoff where Chattahoochee graduate and Bengals offensive lineman Clint Boling is addressing players and coaches
Alpharetta and Greenbrier will go to a decisive Game 3 tomorrow with a berth in the semifinals on the line. Follow @joeparkerga on Twitter for updates throughout the game. In the meantime, enjoy this video of Alpharetta's Santiago Montiel hitting a grand slam in Game 2.
Milton vs. Roswell girls soccer playoffs. Game is in PKs
Who doesn't drink wine by the pool? Check out the latest episode of Lunch Break here: https://tinyurl.com/y9tfurab
John Morgan drives in Danny Grillo and Graham Pauley in Milton's 5-1 win over West Forsyth Friday night. The Eagles are back in action next week against North Gwinnett in the first round of the state playoffs.
We're here at the Big South Beer Festival at City Hall.
Are you ready for Easter? Visit NorthFulton.com/Podcasts/LunchBreak for a sneak preview of the Lunch Break Easter Special!
On the Inside the Box podcast this week we interviewed the two students who were silenced when giving their speech at the Cambridge High walkout. The episode will be available Thursday. In the meantime, subscribe here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-box-north-atlantas-investigative-journalism/id1338282089?mt=2
Preview the latest episode of Lunch Break. Listen to the full episode by visiting https://www.northfulton.com/podcasts/lunchbreak.
Going into the weekend it looks like it will still be cold, but nothing like last weekend!
Cambridge takes the field in their final home game of the season. Bears facing Alpharetta in region play
Dismantling has begun on the old FFA building for relocation.
Milton takes the field against rivals Alpharetta. The Raiders currently lead 6-3 at the half
Fulton County Commissioner Liz Hausmann celebrates her friend Karen #Handel. #gapol #ga06
Milton Mayor Joe Lockwood gives his support to Karen #Handel. #gapol #ga06
Milton Mayor Joe Lockwood gives his support to Karen #Handel. #gapol #ga06
Congressman John Lewis speaks at Jon Ossoff's election night party. #ga06
State Revenue Commissioner Lynne Riley showing support for her friend Karen #Handel. #gapol #ga06
State Revenue Commissioner Lynne Riley showing support for her friend Karen #Handel. #gapol #ga06
Roswell Mayor Jere Wood supporting Karen #Handel. #gapol #ga06
Roswell Mayor Jere Wood supporting Karen #Handel. #gapol #ga06
