The Alpharetta-Roswell Herald is one of the weekly newspapers in the Herald family of publications.
The Alpharetta-Roswell Herald covers news most important to the residents of Alpharetta and Roswell including school, high school sports, city council, business and more. 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 the 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.
Mirroring the waiver on Canton Street, patrons at establishments at Crabapple Road and Crossville Road will be able to carry out alcoholic beverages as part of a new restaurant district.
Mirroring the waiver on Canton Street, patrons at establishments at Crabapple Road and Crossville Road will be able to carry out alcoholic beverages as part of a new restaurant district.
Roswell Police are investigating a residential burglary on Stonemoor Circle June 22 after a real estate agent called about a shattered window.
Roswell police are on the case after thieves allegedly broke into New York Jets quarterback Tyrod Taylor's $5 million home. Atlanta news outlets had previously reported the house was for
Consulting firm Seer World is expanding its oversight of Roswell government after the City Council approved hiring one of its employees as the city’s chief operating officer for the next three years.
Consulting firm Seer World is expanding its oversight of Roswell government after the City Council approved hiring one of its employees as the city’s chief operating officer for the next
After holding its third and final public hearing, the Alpharetta City Council unanimously approved a $164 million budget for fiscal year 2025 at its June 24 meeting, marking a $10 million increase in spending and revenues over fiscal year 2024.
The Alpharetta City Council unanimously approved a $164 million budget for fiscal year 2025 at its June 24 meeting, marking a $10 million increase in spending and revenues over fiscal
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Furry friends across Alpharetta will have a new place to beat the heat in the summer shade, with the opening of the Webb Bridge Dog Park on May 5.
Furry friends across Alpharetta will have a new place to beat the heat in the summer shade, with the opening of the Webb Bridge Dog Park on May 5.
Kids, their teachers, and families gathered at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center June 11 for All Hands Productions’ performance of “Three Billy Goats Gruff and Other Stuff,” the first show in this year’s Summer Puppet Series.
Kids, their teachers, and families gathered at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center June 11 for All Hands Productions’ performance of “Three Billy Goats Gruff and Other Stuff,” the first show
The more than 700 members of Alpharetta’s American Legion Post 201 will see new leadership this month as swearing-in ceremonies put a new post commander, auxiliary president, and Sons of the American Legion commander into office.
The more than 700 members of Alpharetta’s American Legion Post 201 will see new leadership this month as swearing-in ceremonies put a new post commander, auxiliary president, and Sons of
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.
Work to widen Ga. 9 through Milton is at a standstill until the Georgia Department of Transportation sorts through a snag in its right-of-way and easement process.
Work to widen Ga. 9 through Milton is at a standstill until the Georgia Department of Transportation sorts through a snag in its right-of-way and easement process.
A corner of the art room at Village Park Milton, a retirement community in Alpharetta, is dedicated to Don Higgs’ sculpting work.
A corner of the art room at Village Park Milton, a retirement community in Alpharetta, is dedicated to Don Higgs’ sculpting work.
Alpharetta American Legion Post 201 Commander Tom Billings has chosen a Cu***ng resident and Operation Desert Storm veteran as Legionnaire of the Year.
Alpharetta American Legion Post 201 Commander Tom Billings has chosen a Cu***ng resident and Operation Desert Storm veteran as Legionnaire of the Year.
The Alpharetta City Council unanimously approved a new downtown mixed-use development at its June 3 meeting.
The Alpharetta City Council approved a $200,000 design contract that will prepare the city to redevelop the area surrounding North Point Mall.
More than 100 people turned out May 23 for the second meeting of a group seeking to preserve the historic Masonic Lodge No. 165 targeted for demolition in favor of a pedestrian plaza.
More than 100 people turned out May 23 for the second meeting of a group seeking to preserve the historic Masonic Lodge No. 165 targeted for demolition in favor of
Sports Turf Company announced competition of phase one of the athletic facility renovations May 29 at high schools in the Fulton County district.
Sports Turf Company announced competition of phase one of the athletic facility renovations May 29 at high schools in the Fulton County district.
The Roswell City Council upheld a Design Review Board decision that would allow St. Michael’s Catholic Church on Hardscrabble Road to expand.
The Roswell City Council upheld a Design Review Board decision that would allow St. Michael’s Catholic Church on Hardscrabble Road to expand.
Cities in North Fulton are partnering up in a contract with American Medical Response for subsidized ambulance services.
Cities in North Fulton are partnering up in a contract with American Medical Response for subsidized ambulance services.
Rain gave way to sunshine just long enough Monday morning as thousands gathered for Roswell’s annual Memorial Day tribute at City Hall.
Rain gave way to sunshine just long enough Monday morning as thousands gathered for Roswell’s annual Memorial Day tribute at City Hall.
The City of Roswell took a leap forward in the cycling community by hosting a two-day workshop May 20-21 with the League of American Bicyclists.
The City of Roswell took a leap forward in the cycling community by hosting a workshop May 20-21 with the League of American Bicyclists. With more than 200,000 members, the
Two-star Maj. Gen. Julian “Dale” Alford, an Alpharetta resident who retired after 37 years in the U.S. Marines, is scheduled to speak at the city’s Memorial Day Tribute May 27.
Two-star Maj. Gen. Julian “Dale” Alford, an Alpharetta resident who retired after 37 years in the U.S. Marines, is scheduled to speak at the city’s Memorial Day Tribute May 27.
Alpharetta Elementary Principal Cathy Crawford and Media ParaPro Lauri Rixom stand in front of the school’s new “little library,” built using a refurbished newspaper box donated by Appen Media.
Mayor Wilson said the UDC is not the guideline for how the city will enact its long-term economic vision.
Roswell City Councilwoman Sarah Beeson questioned whether Roswell’s brand as the “No. 1 family community in America” could hold true when the council intends to limit multifamily housing in future
The Fulton County Board of Education May 15 tentatively adopted a proposed budget for fiscal year 2025, one that increases compensation for teachers and other staffers despite another projected drop in enrollment.
The Fulton County Board of Education May 15 tentatively adopted a proposed budget for fiscal year 2025, one that increases compensation for teachers and other staffers despite another projected drop
Mid Broadwell Park, Alpharetta’s newest public recreation area, officially opened on May 1 with a ribbon-cutting drawing city officials and residents.
Mid Broadwell Park, Alpharetta’s newest public recreation area, officially opened on May 1 with a ribbon-cutting drawing city officials and residents.
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Brew Moon Fest, a bi-annual event featuring beer, food and live music, is returning June 1.
Brew Moon Fest, a bi-annual event featuring beer, food and live music, is returning June 1.
ILM Academy, an Islamic K-12 private school off Grimes Bridge Road, may rehome outside city limits after the Roswell City Council denied its zoning request to expand May 13.
ILM Academy, an Islamic K-12 private school off Grimes Bridge Road, may rehome outside city limits after the Roswell City Council denied its zoning request to expand May 13.
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