Fulton County Millage Rate Increase to be Discussed

A public hearing will be held Wednesday to discuss a possible rise in county property tax rates from 10.281 to 10.791 mills.

Advance Voting Begins Monday

Fulton County voters who can't make it to the polls on July 31 have several options to make sure their vote is counted.

Candidates Agree on the Issues, Not How to Solve Them

Republican District 6 State Candidates Josh Belinfante, Drew Ellenburg and Hunter Hill talked the economy, TSPLOST and ethics reform at a candidate forum Saturday.

City Considering Smoking Ban For Parks

Councilman Wan helps sponsor proposal that would prohibit puffing in parks, golf courses, playgrounds and more.

Atlanta Man Calling for End to Vehicle 'Booting'

Sai Reddy says he paid to park in Buckhead but still got booted, resulting in damage to his vehicle.

Is the TSPLOST Ballot Preamble Biased?

The TSPLOST ballot preamble is being criticized for its possible bias. Recent survey shows support for tax losing ground.

Fulton Opens Cooling Stations for Residents

A number of Fulton County facilities will be available over the weekend to serve as cooling stations for residents who do not have access to air conditioning.

Buckhead Reacts to Health Care Ruling

Sam Massell, Rep. Phil Gingrey and representatives from Piedmont Hospital respond to todays historic ruling by the Supreme Court.

Gov. Deal's Hands Tied With Ga. 400 Tolls

Tolls will likely stay in place until 2017.

Portion of Moore’s Mill To Be Closed For Paving

Motorists are urged to use West Wesley Road, Peachtree Battle Avenue and Ridgewood Terrace as detours between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Wednesday.

A Look Ahead in Buckhead: June 25-29

Events happening this week: Meeting to Discuss Demolition of Randolph-Lucas House; BBA Signature Luncheon Featuring John Brock, Chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola Enterprises; North Atlanta Beltline 101

Buckhead CID Awarded $750K for Ga. 400 Multiuse Trail

Governor Deal approved funding for 11 other projects through the Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank.

Massell Weighs in on Randolph-Lucas House

The Buckhead Coalition President wants the house to be used as an 'Atlanta Mayor’s Mansion' for ceremonial events.

Former Mayor Sam Massell: T-SPLOST is an Opportunity

Sam Massell of the Buckhead Coalition sees July's transportation referendum as a chance for the metro area to do something about traffic congestion.

Buckhead Woman Facing $9,000 Water Bill

A nearly year long ordeal over increasingly high water bills has a Ridgewood Heights resident scratching her head and guarding her wallet.

Buckhead Transportation Meeting Results: Changes Needed

A meeting with the state and city about conflicting Buckhead transportation projects left one neighborhood association official feeling a need for change.

Atlanta City Council Approves Budget

The Atlanta City Council has approved the general funds budget for fiscal 2013.

Buckhead Council, Transportation Reps to Meet about Predicted Traffic Snarls

City and state officials say there's no way to reschedule two projects that are likely to make life extra miserable for commuters in Buckhead.

Meet the Candidates: Drew Ellenburg

Drew Ellenburg is pursuing the District 6 State Senate seat currently held by Doug Stoner.

Two Weeks Left to Register to Vote in July Primary

Fulton County encourages residents to register to vote in the July 31 primary.

Buckhead Election Guide

The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be facing Buckhead and metro Atlanta.

Gov. Deal strongly endorses transportation sales tax

"As an individual, I do advocate for it. Secondly, as a governor, I am advocating for it because this is not a legislatively imposed tax. It is a tax increase that the people themselves will decide about." - Nathan Deal

Can a Traffic 'Nightmare' be Avoided with Conflicting Projects in Buckhead?

GDOT and Public Works officials told the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods on Thursday night that the Northside Drive and Deering Road projects can't be rescheduled.

BCN Asking DOT to Reschedule Deering Projects

Tonight, the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods will discuss GDOT's Deering and Northside Drive/Collier Road projects, which are expected to overlap and cause traffic problems.

Concerns Raised Over Roswell/Sardis Intersection

The intersection in the heart of Buckhead is being singled out by PEDS advocate as a sign that the city needs more traffic enforcement in the city as a whole.

Republican Candidates Talk Tax Reform at Forum

Republican candidates the District 6 State Senate and District 11 Congressional races participated in a forum hosted by the Cobb County Republican Women's Club Tuesday.

TSPLOST: High Priority Projects in Buckhead

Here is a look at "High-priority Projects" that will be built in Buckhead should the TSPLOST pass on July 31.

TSPLOST: Major Projects Impacting Buckhead

Here is a look at the Final Investment List Projects that will be built in Buckhead should the TSPLOST pass.

No Increase for MARTA Fares

Fares for MARTA will remain $2.50 after a rate increase last year.

Sen. Stoner Discusses TSPLOST

District 6 Sen. Doug Stoner gave opening remarks at a TSPLOST forum held at Georgia Tech on Thursday night.

Northside Drive Improvements to Begin in July

Lane closures will be in effect weekdays and weekends from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Durrett Offers TSLPOST 101

During Monday's Rotary Club of Sandy Springs luncheon, Jim Durrett, executive director of Buckhead CID and a MARTA board member, offered need-to-know information on TSPLOST.

Incumbent Fulton Sheriff, Tax Commissioner Face Election Challenges

Fulton County Sheriff Ted Jackson facing four democratic challengers.

Buckhead Job-Seekers: Learn How To Find a Job Online

The Georgia Department of Labor will host a live chat with online job search tips on Wednesday, May 30. You can join in on Patch.

Wrapup of Qualifying Candidates

As the three-day qualifying period for candidates ends, here's a look at how the ballot stands in regards to Buckhead.

Lindsey Draws Democratic Opposition

Both the Atlanta lawmaker and an opponent qualified on Wednesday.

Candidates Qualify for Upcoming Elections

Get ready: over the next few days, candidates both incumbent and otherwise will be stepping up and qualifying for their next election.

Just How Satisfied are Residents with City of Atlanta Services?

A recent survey conducted with nearly 500 residents showed low ratings for the city’s code enforcement services, sidewalk maintenance, pothole repair and the cost of city water service.

Lindbergh MARTA Not Accepting Debit

Seven MARTA stations affected due to a system upgrade.

Atlanta Food Truck Park Back 'Up and Running.'

The park had originally been closed down due to permit issues not related to food safety.