Alpharetta/Milton Coronavirus Update: Cases By City, Zip Code

As of Wednesday evening, there have been 63 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in Alpharetta and 50 in Milton.

Alpharetta/Milton Coronavirus: Cases By City, Zip Code

The Fulton Board of Health released the amount of cases of coronavirus by city and zip code as of Monday, including Alpharetta and Milton.

Random Homes To Participate In Antibody Survey: GA Coronavirus

The Georgia Department of Public Health and the CDC will visit randomly selected Fulton and DeKalb homes for a voluntary antibody survey.

Alpharetta Walgreens Opening Rapid Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing

Testing at the Alpharetta Walgreens, 11855 Jones Bridge Rd., begins Friday and is by appointment only, with up to 150 tests done daily.

Three Care Homes In Alpharetta Report Coronavirus Cases, 1 Death

Staff members at two Alpharetta long-term facilities are sick, and a resident has died, the Georgia Department of Health reported Friday.

Cisco Donates 330K N-95 Masks To Georgia: Coronavirus

Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency received a donation of 330,000 N-95 masks from Cisco on Wednesday.

Jackson Healthcare Bringing 570 Health Professionals To GA

The state is working with Jackson Healthcare to bring roughly 570 additional healthcare professionals to health systems in Georgia.

Alpharetta Lab Begins Testing 2,000 Coronavirus Samples Daily

In response to the coronavirus, Bako Diagnostics in Alpharetta has expanded its testing, with results available in 24 hours for 2,000 tests.

Coronavirus In Alpharetta/Milton: Latest Updates, Closures

Here are the latest local updates on the coronavirus and closures in the Alpharetta and Milton area as of Thursday, April 2nd.

GA Coronavirus: No Gatherings, Hospital Employee Dies, Dining Ban

Hospital employee dies | No groups 10+ | Dining rooms close | 'Point of no return' | Schools remain closed: GA Top Coronavirus News

Coronavirus: Alpharetta, Milton Adopt Emergency Ordinance

Alpharetta and Milton are under a state of emergency so the cities can operate essential services and fight the coronavirus.

GA Senator Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Lt. Gov. Isolates

A GA senator who was at the Capitol on Monday tested positive for coronavirus; officials including the Lt. Gov. are now in self-quarantine.

GA Confirms First Coronavirus-Related Death; State Cases Total 31

Gov. Brian Kemp confirmed Thursday afternoon that the first coronavirus-related death in Georgia has occurred in Cobb County.

2nd Fulton Schools Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus

A second Fulton Schools employee has tested positive for coronavirus, officials said, as the district wraps up two days of cleaning.

CVS Waives Delivery Fee For Meds: Locations In Alpharetta, Milton

CVS Pharmacies will waive charges for the home delivery of prescription meds amid precautions regarding the new coronavirus.

Bird Habitat Restoration Receives Grant For Big Creek Greenway

Atlanta Audubon will restore 10 acres of bird-friendly habitat, building on the 12 acres restored during phase one of this project in 2019.

Time Still Left To Register For Milton Mayor's Run

Milton started its Mayor's Run a few years after its incorporation, then joined with Jog for a Cause to create an even more robust event.

Cambridge Boys Soccer Team Hosting Turkey Trot On Thanksgiving

The Turkey Trot is a fundraiser for the Cambridge High School Boys Soccer team on Thanksgiving morning.

Fulton County: Your ZIP Code May Influence How Long You Live

How long you live might be affected by your neighborhood, according to the most recent data from the CDCP.

Opioid Lawsuits: What A Settlement Means For Alpharetta, Milton

In a landmark opioid trial, every U.S. city and county could have a say. See what that means for Alpharetta and Milton.

First 2019 Metro Atlanta West Nile Virus Case Confirmed

Fulton Board of Health officials said Wednesday a local hospital verified a 44-year-old woman has tested positive for the virus.

Alpharetta Bike Share Program Expands To Downtown

The addition brings the total number of bike share stations in Alpharetta to five with a sixth station located in Roswell’s Big Creek Park.

Here's How Many Pain Pills Alpharetta, Milton Pharmacies Receive

A DEA database shows where more than 70 billion painkillers were sent. Here’s how many pills Alpharetta and Milton pharmacies received.

Milton Updating City's Trail Plan, Seeks Public Input

The City's Master Trail Plan Kick-Off Meeting and Open House will be held Monday, July 22 from 5-6 p.m., in City Hall Council Chambers.

Georgia Urology Physicians In North Fulton Named Top Docs

Twenty-one Georgia Urology physicians around north Fulton and Forsyth counties received Top Doctors honors in Atlanta.

Alpharetta Atlanta Allergy & Asthma Physician Named Top Doc

Dr. John A. Zora of the practice's Alpharetta office was named a Top Doctor in metro Atlanta.

Measles Confirmed In Unvaccinated Metro Atlanta Overseas Traveler

The GA Department of Public Health has confirmed a case of measles in an unvaccinated metro Atlanta resident who recently traveled overseas.

Alpharetta Receives Grant To Connect Alpha Loop Trail, Greenway

The Atlanta Regional Commission awarded a $150,000 Livable Centers Initiative planning grant to Alpharetta to connect trails, bus stops.

Northside Offers Community Skin Screening In Alpharetta June 13

Northside Hospital Cancer Institute is offering a free community skin cancer screening June 13 at its Northside/Alpharetta Medical Campus.

27 Georgia Hospitals Get 'A' Safety Grades, 5 Earn 'D' Marks

The nonprofit group Leapfrog has released its new round of hospital safety grades. See what your Georgia hospital scored.

Alpharetta, Milton Walmarts Raising Age For Tobacco-Buyers

Walmart and Sam’s Club stores nationwide are raising the minimum age to buy tobacco products, including all e-cigarettes, to 21.

Free Community Workouts Offered At Wills Park Saturdays In May

The free May workouts will be led by personal trainers or gym staff members, and are designed for people of every fitness level.

Kissing Bug, Nocturnal Disease Carrier, Confirmed In Georgia

The “kissing bug,” which can transmit fatal Chagas disease, is active in Georgia, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns.

25th Annual Fulton Golden Games Kicks Off In Milton

Bell Memorial Park in Milton will once again host the opening ceremony of the Fulton Golden Games, a month-long competition for adults.

20 Alpharetta, Milton Athletes Compete In 2019 Boston Marathon

The 2019 Boston Marathon is underway Monday. Here’s who’s running from Alpharetta and Milton.

Portion Of Big Creek Greenway Closed In Alpharetta From Flooding

Alpharetta’s portion of the Big Creek Greenway is currently closed due to rising floodwaters from the weekend's heavy rains.

Jackson Healthcare Named 'Best Workplace In Health Care': Fortune

Of the 35 healthcare companies on Fortune's list, Jackson Healthcare was one of two in Georgia, and ranked ninth on the list.

Avalon To Host Fifth Annual Heart & Sole 5K Race On Saturday

The North Fulton community is invited to walk or run for a great cause through Avalon for Heart & Sole 5K benefiting The Lionheart School.

Jackson Healthcare Introducing On-Site Childcare

Jackson Healthcare associates with infants, toddlers preschool and pre-k aged children now have the access to childcare.

New Doctor Joins Georgia Cancer Specialists

Dr. Mary Ninan will practice at Georgia Cancer Specialists' Alpharetta and Johns Creek offices.