Milton Herald

11/10/2025

Roswell High School hosted a flag football tri-match Nov. 5 where Milton won both its matches, the Hornets split 1-1, and Cambridge lost both games.

11/03/2025

The city’s annual Carvin’ in Crabapple festival brought 1,500 people from across Fulton County to Milton in celebration of fall.

10/31/2025

Milton and Roswell’s rivalry is revived once again for Halloween night to determine who rules the nest.

Milton and Roswell’s rivalry is revived once again for Halloween night to determine who rules the nest. Is it the Eagles? Or the Hornets?

10/29/2025

The Milton Planning Commission reviewed an updated preliminary plat application for 16.6 acres at the end of Blackberry Ridge Trail showing 10 single family homes atop 1.66 acres each.

The Milton Planning Commission reviewed an updated application for 16.6 acres at the end of Blackberry Ridge Trail showing 10 single family homes, up from five. It's phase two of

10/28/2025

Housing affordability and traffic are top regional concerns, according to the 2025 Metro Atlanta Speaks survey of more than 4,000 adults living in the 11 counties surrounding the Georgia State Capitol.

10/27/2025

The Milton Police Department has added two motorcycles after police officers became certified operators of the vehicles.

10/24/2025

The Milton softball team’s season ended Oct. 20 after being swept by South Effingham High in the second round of the Class 5A state tournament.

10/23/2025

The Fulton County Ethics Board dismissed a complaint Oct. 16 filed by Commissioner Dana Barrett that accused Commissioner Bridget Thorne of improperly influencing two stalled Election Board appointees.

10/18/2025

Milton Parks and Recreation Director Tom McKlveen reported Oct. 16 that plans to develop three of the city’s parks are proceeding, with more coming soon.

10/15/2025

Freemanville Road will be closed in both directions between the Providence Road roundabout and Redd Road until 5 p.m. Oct. 17 for a Fulton County Water Services project.

10/14/2025

The Cambridge Bears moved to 7-1 on the season after a 35-7 win over Centennial, now 5-2, at Cambridge High School Oct. 10.

10/14/2025

Milton’s long-running farm winery dispute has come to an end. The city’s insurer settled with property owners Jim and Daryn Rosenberger for $600,000 — and the pair agreed not to pursue an alcohol license for a farm winery on Blackmaral Lane.

Milton’s farm winery saga, centering around an alcohol beverage license for a business within a subdivision off New Providence Road, has ended.