Alpharetta-Roswell Herald

Alpharetta-Roswell Herald 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.

The man who allegedly shot and killed a Roswell Police Officer Feb. 7 had a history of arrests in the city, some of whic...
02/09/2025

The man who allegedly shot and killed a Roswell Police Officer Feb. 7 had a history of arrests in the city, some of which involved fi****ms.

The man who allegedly shot and killed a Roswell Police Officer Feb. 7 had a history of arrests in the city, some of which involved fi****ms, according to records obtained

02/09/2025
A Roswell Police officer has died in the line of duty Feb. 7 during a suspicious persons call off Holcomb Bridge Road, a...
02/08/2025

A Roswell Police officer has died in the line of duty Feb. 7 during a suspicious persons call off Holcomb Bridge Road, according to department officials.

A Roswell Police officer has died in the line of duty Feb. 7 during a suspicious persons call off Holcomb Bridge Road, according to department officials.

The Centennial boys pulled out a close 70-66 home win over Cambridge High Feb. 4 in their last match of the regular seas...
02/07/2025

The Centennial boys pulled out a close 70-66 home win over Cambridge High Feb. 4 in their last match of the regular season before the region tournament.

The Centennial boys pulled out a close 70-66 home win over Cambridge High Feb. 4 in their last match of the regular season before the region tournament.

Big news for Roswell! 🚀 PBS Aerospace is investing up to $20M to establish its North American HQ, bringing 150 high-payi...
02/04/2025

Big news for Roswell! 🚀 PBS Aerospace is investing up to $20M to establish its North American HQ, bringing 150 high-paying jobs & advanced manufacturing. Full operations launch at Tech Village in September.

Roswell will become the North American hub for Czech turbojet engine manufacturer PBS Aerospace, a global supplier of propulsion systems suited for drones and advanced missiles.

The water’s temperature was just one of many records broken this year. The event raised more than $260,000 for at least ...
02/04/2025

The water’s temperature was just one of many records broken this year. The event raised more than $260,000 for at least 60 charitable causes.

Despite air temperatures in the low 50s, the pool water was an icy 38 degrees during the Rotary Club of Alpharetta’s annual Polar Bear Plunge charity fundraiser.

The city of Alpharetta Recreation, Parks & Cultural Services Department has released its spring-summer guide announcing ...
02/02/2025

The city of Alpharetta Recreation, Parks & Cultural Services Department has released its spring-summer guide announcing the programs and camps it will host later this year.

The city of Alpharetta Recreation, Parks & Cultural Services Department has released its spring-summer guide announcing the programs and camps it will host later this year.

Letter to the Editor: Roswell faces a financial reckoning, with years of revenue shortfalls catching up. Is tech investm...
02/01/2025

Letter to the Editor: Roswell faces a financial reckoning, with years of revenue shortfalls catching up. Is tech investment the solution? Former Mayor Wood warned: 'Tall buildings or tall taxes.'

"Roswell’s mayor and City Council are addressing a lingering revenue deficit problem," writes Richard Arena in this Letter to the Editor.

The Roswell City Council rolled out the itinerary Jan. 27 ahead of its celebrated Roswell Roots festival honoring Black ...
01/31/2025

The Roswell City Council rolled out the itinerary Jan. 27 ahead of its celebrated Roswell Roots festival honoring Black History Month.

The Roswell City Council rolled out the itinerary Jan. 27 ahead of its celebrated Roswell Roots festival honoring Black History Month.

Alpharetta City Council opted to seek new youth football contract proposals, citing the North Atlanta Football League's ...
01/30/2025

Alpharetta City Council opted to seek new youth football contract proposals, citing the North Atlanta Football League's failure to ensure equal board representation. While NAFL can reapply, officials stress prioritizing residents' interests and may part ways if better options arise.

The Alpharetta City Council approved three agreements for youth sports at its Jan. 27 meeting, but one contract was noticeably absent.

The Roswell Lunar New Year Celebration concert was performed by the Magic Music Ensemble, a music studio dedicated to mu...
01/29/2025

The Roswell Lunar New Year Celebration concert was performed by the Magic Music Ensemble, a music studio dedicated to music education and professional performances, and DJ Ezzy, renowned for his work in the Caribbean and Atlanta.

The Roswell Lunar New Year Celebration combined ancient Chinese traditions and modern music to charm an audience of more than 500.

Milton has a shortage of field space for youth sports, and the North Atlanta Football League may lose access to Alpharet...
01/29/2025

Milton has a shortage of field space for youth sports, and the North Atlanta Football League may lose access to Alpharetta’s North Park this fall.

Milton has a shortage of field space for youth sports, and the North Atlanta Football League may lose access to Alpharetta’s North Park this fall.

After a slow start, Roswell boys were able to lock in defensively on the hardcourt against the Gladiators and came out w...
01/26/2025

After a slow start, Roswell boys were able to lock in defensively on the hardcourt against the Gladiators and came out with a 63-59 win in a close game at Johns Creek High School Jan. 24.

After a slow start, Roswell boys were able to lock in defensively on the hardcourt against the Gladiators and came out with a 63-59 win in a close game at

Roswell business owner Ryan Pernice (Table & Main, Osteria Mattone) shares a Letter to the Editor on downtown parking an...
01/25/2025

Roswell business owner Ryan Pernice (Table & Main, Osteria Mattone) shares a Letter to the Editor on downtown parking and the city’s direction. He’s calling for transparency, collaboration, and smarter solutions. Check it out and join the conversation!

"As a citizen and business owner, the path forward seems clear. The city must build the approved parking deck to add more spaces and scuttle plans to charge for parking

The Windward Association of Retired Men presented its annual Founder’s Award to a man who has served as the organization...
01/23/2025

The Windward Association of Retired Men presented its annual Founder’s Award to a man who has served as the organization’s coordinator for the past seven years.

The Windward Association of Retired Men presented its annual Founder’s Award to a man who has served as the organization’s coordinator for the past seven years. Eric Hempelman was recognized

Alpharetta city officials are considering the creation of special service districts to provide improvements for some nei...
01/22/2025

Alpharetta city officials are considering the creation of special service districts to provide improvements for some neighborhoods.

Hundreds marched in Alpharetta on  , honoring Dr. King's legacy with prayers, music, and unity. Braving freezing temps, ...
01/21/2025

Hundreds marched in Alpharetta on , honoring Dr. King's legacy with prayers, music, and unity. Braving freezing temps, they reflected on his fight for justice and the work still ahead. "We can have a better world," said marcher Flora Bennett.

Hundreds marched through Alpharetta on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in memory of the civil rights activist.

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