Dunwoody Crier

08/12/2025

The window for residents wishing to seek public office to file paperwork and pay a fee to officially enter the race opens Aug. 18.

08/12/2025

If someone watches Southeastern Conference schools compete in the fall, they call 30-year Dunwoody resident Tony Barnhart “Mr. College Football.”

08/12/2025

The Radloffs, a multigenerational military family, celebrated their son Andrew’s promotion as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force in early August.

08/11/2025

The Dunwoody City Council is set to vote after five public hearings Aug. 11 on rezoning cases, a special land use permit and a code amendment.

07/31/2025

The Perimeter CID is launching Playfully Perimeter, a new pop-up series with its first event, Play it Cool!, from 3-7 p.m. Aug. 27.

07/31/2025

Dunwoody and the Perimeter Community Improvement District are pitching a new, creative expansion of the city's trail network along Perimeter Center East.

07/30/2025

The Dunwoody Police Department announced with heavy hearts and deep sadness the unexpected loss of Detective Jordan Laverty July 29.

07/29/2025

The Dunwoody City Council amended the city’s 2025-45 Comprehensive Plan in a discussion that served as a flashpoint for residents who oppose and support higher density housing options, like the proposed Dominion housing development.

The Dunwoody City Council amended the city’s 2025-45 Comprehensive Plan in a discussion that served as a flashpoint for residents who oppose and support higher density housing options, like the

07/28/2025

One neighborhood in Dunwoody, led by the efforts of Beth Sherman, decided it would take some time this summer to properly thank the crew members paving their streets.

07/28/2025

There is grass growing on the Peachtree Charter Middle School athletic field, a couple of months after the city of Dunwoody paid to have new sod installed in May.

07/28/2025

The Dunwoody City Council is set to submit its new 2025-2045 Comprehensive Plan to state and regional agencies after a public hearing at its July 28 meeting.

07/28/2025

Dunwoody announced its financial position is stronger than anticipated, and it has no need to dip into its reserves this year. The city says it will collect $1.26 million more in revenue than it expected.

Dunwoody announced its financial position is stronger than anticipated, and it has no need to dip into its reserves this year. The city says it will collect $1.26 million more