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Lawyer calls for military family protections after Army wife’s near-deportation in Gwinnett
A Colombian-born wife of an active-duty U.S. Army soldier avoided deportation after a required ICE check-in in Georgia on August 19, prompting Democratic congressional candidate Tony Kozycki to call…
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6mSandy Springs selects developer to lead city's downtown expansion
The Sandy Springs City Council voted unanimously to proceed with land sale negotiations for a 5.5-acre municipal property to expand the City Springs 2.0 downtown district, featuring a multi-family complex, retail spaces, and a boutique hotel.
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5mCity Springs intersection awaits underground utility relocations
Sandy Springs completed its $18 million Mount Vernon Highway project while proposing new infrastructure improvements for the upcoming TSPLOST renewal referendum.
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5mNorcross residents invited to shape roadway safety action plan
The Norcross City Council deferred discussions on lowering city-owned street speed limits to 25 mph until December while considering an extension of the demolition moratorium on pre-1950 structures through early February.
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3mSavannah Pride Festival returns to Forsyth Park on Oct. 24
Savannah Pride Festival returns to Forsyth Park on October 24th, celebrating community and "Chosen Family" with a full day of entertainment, vendors, and support for LGBTQIA+ individuals.
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5mEileen Braun goes big in ‘Pumped UP’ at Gallery 100
Atlanta sculptor Eileen Braun transforms industrial salvaged materials into vibrant, large-scale works of art in her new exhibition, Pumped UP, showcasing a bold evolution toward color and texture.