Davis Prepares for Annual Dunwoody State of the City Address

The event is set to begin at 6 pm on Tuesday night at the Crowne Plaza Ravinia.

City Council Hears Both Sides on Brook Run Path

Friends of Brook Run Park president Kevin Corcoran presented the group's side to Dunwoody City Council members, Monday.

Isakson Tells Local Business Leaders Bipartisanship Needed in Washington

During a talk nearby Dunwoody Monday, U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson said people sometimes stop him in the airport and ask why Congress can't get their act together.

Sen. Isakson Optimistic With Business Leaders on Deepening of Port of Savannah

U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson spoke at the Sandy Springs/Perimeter Chamber’s Circle private breakfast, held at UPS headquarters, on Monday.

Dunwoody City Council Preview

Works session starts at 6 p.m., followed by the regular meeting at 7 p.m., Monday.

Blog Says Some Want Trees, Others Want Sports Fields at Brook Run

Dunwoody homeowners, the blogger said, have become frustrated over having to leave the area for everything from soccer to gymnastics.

Would a Tennis Complex Give Dunwoody Cachet?

Mayor Mike Davis would raise the Dunwoody hotel tax to 8 percent and then use the extra funds to build a sports complex at the GoldKist building on Perimeter Center West

Dunwoody Zoning Board of Appeals to Hear Variance Requests

Tonight's meeting begins at 7 pm at City Hall.

Does DeKalb Still Need a CEO?

District 1 Commissioner Elaine Boyer says absolutely not.

Isakson to Speak to Sandy Springs/Perimeter Chamber on Monday

Isakson will speak at UPS Headquarters during a Sandy Springs/Perimeter Chamber event.

Petition Aims to Halt Plans for New Brook Run Path

A petition with 667 names were submitted to the Dunwoody City Clerk on Monday.

What’s Your Take on a New Development Behind Old Best Buy?

What say you?

DeKalb School Board Meeting Monday

Board members will meet at 1 p.m. today.

Dunwoody to Swear In New Police Officers Tonight

Also on Monday night's Dunwoody city council agenda: setting fees for false alarms throughout the city.

Chambliss Not Running for Reelection. Will Next Senator Come From Dunwoody?

Would Tom Price, who represents portions of Dunwoody and Sandy Springs, be a good candidate for U.S. Senate?

Ethics Complaint Dismissed Against Dunwoody Mayor, Council

The complaints were dismissed at the board of ethics' Jan. 23 meeting.

Contractors Prepping Diverging Diamond Interchange for Landscaping Design

Dunwoody commuters drive through the Ashford-Dunwoody Road DDI daily.

Dunwoody School Council Asks for DeKalb BOE's Removal

A meeting last week at Dunwoody High School resulted in a letter to the governor, asking him to remove DeKalb's embattled school board.

Residents Invited to Give Input on Zoning Rewrite

The public meeting is set for Jan. 24.

Dunwoody To Help Brookhaven If Icy Roads Hit

Salt and sand will be ready if Dunwoody's newest neighbor runs into trouble overnight.

SHARE: Photos from the 2013 Presidential Inauguration

Are you attending the inauguration on Jan. 21? Upload your photos or videos and share the experience with your neighbors.

City Council Approves Ethics Moratorium

The 90-day moratorium is designed to give city leaders time to revise Dunwoody's ethics ordinances.

Leaders Offer Conflicting Views at Second Cityhood Forum

Dunwoody officials offered their input during a recent meeting as another DeKalb community explores forming its own city.

Dunwoody Village Main Street Project On Monday Council Agenda

Also: Dunwoody Police Department is recommending a company to be awarded a contract for the city's video surveillance system.

Revising City's Ethics Ordinances On Dunwoody Council's Work Session

Also on the agenda is an update to Dunwoody's and DeKalb's 911 call center systems.

Murphey Candler Residents Complain Of Solicitations From Sanitation Workers

Some residents are fearful of retaliation.

Dunwoody Police Chief Named Citizen of the Year

The Dunwoody Homeowners Association named Chief Billy Grogan as citizen of the year earlier this week.

Zoning Code Updates On Dunwoody Sustainability Commission's Agenda

The meeting is set for Thursday morning at 7:45 am.

Congressman Price Votes Against Fiscal Cliff Deal

Like many Republicans, Price did not agree with the compromise.

Dunwoody Police Officer Recognized For Exemplary Service

Lt. Oliver Fladrich has been honored as the city's 2012 Employee of Distinction.

Patch, Starbucks Team to Avert Fiscal Cliff

The two companies have joined forces to urge Congress to “Come Together” before tax hikes and spending cuts push America over the “fiscal cliff.”

Mayor Reed Joins Mayors Across the Nation on Advocating Tighter Gun Restrictions; Dunwoody Mayor Says the City Will Remain Neutral

In Dunwoody, Mayor Mike Davis said that the city would likely not take an official stance since the city has no power over Georgia's gun laws.

New Track on Schedule at Peachtree Middle School

The project is expected to start construction this summer, despite a potential hang up.

DeKalb Schools Start Winter Break Monday

Students in the City Schools of Decatur come back to class on Thursday, Jan. 3. DeKalb students return Tuesday, Jan. 8.

Ashford Dunwoody Interchange Wins Awards

The diverging diamond interchange is up and running and receiving praise.

What Are USPS Deadlines for Mailing Holiday Packages?

The U.S. Postal Service offers tips and suggestions so holiday packages arrive in time for the holidays.

Brookhaven Opens Temporary Offices in Dunwoody

A ceremony Monday marked the opening of Brookhaven's new city offices in Dunwoody.

Legalizing Marijuana: Should Georgia Follow Other States?

The Georgia C.A.R.E. Project will hold a press conference Monday at the Georgia state capitol to announce its agenda regarding Cannabis saying that now is right time to focus on the state’s antiquated marijuana laws.

When Will Your Garbage Be Picked Up During the New Years' Holidays?

Regular collection begins on Thursday of this week.

Homeowners Stop Construction at Brook Run Park

A DeKalb judge issued a temporary restraining order against a trail days before construction was set to begin.