Left-Turn Arrows Installed On Medlock Bridge Road

The City of Johns Creek has finished installing seven flashing yellow left-turn arrows on traffic signals along Medlock Bridge Road.

Mask Lawsuit Delayed, Falcons Seating, Health Crisis: News Nearby

Top news includes limited seating at Falcons games, mask lawsuit on hold and racism as a health crisis. How to share news, events on Patch.

Local Districts May Choose Reopening Model: GA Superintendent

State Superintendent Richard Woods said Tuesday the Department of Education will support the reopening course chosen by local districts.

Civil Rights Leader Dies, 'Red Zone,' Mask Mandate: News Nearby

Top news includes GA in the "red zone" for COVID-19, a civil rights leader died, more mask arguments. How to share news, events on Patch.

GA Good News: Tyler Perry Donates, Merit Scholars, Tech Lab

Good news around Georgia this week includes Tyler Perry donates gift cards, Merit Scholarships, and a new technology lab.

Wendy's Torn Down, Tomahawk Chop, Delta Loses $3B: News Nearby

Top news includes Wendy's demolished, if the Tomahawk Chop will stay, and Delta loses billions. How to share news, events on Patch.

Early Voting For General Primary, Runoff Starts Monday

Early voting for the general primary, non-partisan, and special election runoff runs through Aug. 7.

Get to Know the Apple of Our Eye

Celebrating Staff Members All Year Long!

Sign-Up Open For Bacterial Monitoring Workshop At Autrey Mill

The bacterial monitoring workshop will teach volunteers how to monitor E.coli levels in their adopted waterway.

Masks Required, PPP Loans, Hurricane Season: GA Top News

Hurricane season | PPP loans | ATL requiring masks | Tyler Perry pays for funeral | Schools reopening | Noose made from dough: GA Top News

Free Outdoor Fitness Return To Johns Creek, Weekday Classes Added

The classes are held at the Mark Burkhalter Amphitheater in Newtown Park. Sunday classes include yoga and bar-less barre at 10 a.m.

Neighborhood Repaving Program Completed In Johns Creek

Repaving crews resurfaced nine miles of streets in eight subdivisions, and repaved three miles of nine main roads throughout Johns Creek.

These Johns Creek Businesses Got $1-5M In PPP Loans

Here is a list of businesses that received at least $1-5 million in loans from the Paycheck Protection Program in Johns Creek.

Johns Creek Hosting Public Listening Session Thursday

The listening session will give Johns Creek residents a chance to have an open discussion and discuss how to address community concerns.

Survey: Georgia Schools Can’t Safely Reopen Say Half Of Readers

Georgia readers have mixed opinions on school reopening scenarios and requiring face masks for children, according to our informal survey.

GA Good News: Schools Reopening, Elmo Mask, Bow Tie Challenge

Good news around Georgia this week includes a Delta employee made a mask for a passenger, and the "Bow Tie Challenge."

What's Open, Closed In Johns Creek For July 4, 2020

As the Independence Day holiday falls on a Saturday, some services will have changes the day prior.

Families at the Heart of Our Program

Celebrate with the Baldwins…our Family of the Month

Fourth Of July 2020 Grocery Store Hours In Johns Creek

Find out if your local grocery store is open before heading out to shop on Independence Day.

Registration Opens Wednesday For Fall Adult Co-Ed Softball

The season begins Aug. 18 and finishes Oct. 13, consisting of seven regular-season games per team plus a single-elimination championship.

Johns Creek Legacy Center Announces New Website

Find latest information, plans at jclegacyarts.org

Thief Takes Georgia Animal Rescue Van; Fundraiser Started

The van used by Furkids Animal Rescue was stolen Saturday at its Johns Creek thrift store. Insurance won't cover the $15,000 to replace it.

​Emory Johns Creek Hospital ​Breaks Ground On $30M Expansion

The expansion will add 108,500 square feet to Physician's Plaza as well as 640 additional parking spaces.

Public Listening Sessions Set For July In Johns Creek

Public Listening Sessions will be held the week of July 5 in Johns Creek after the police chief was placed on administrative leave.

Emory Healthcare, Atlanta Track Club To Serve Olympic Athletes

Atlanta Track Club is partnering with Emory as the official sports medicine and physical therapy providers for its Olympic Development Team.

Johns Creek’s 4th Of July Fireworks 2020 Canceled

Johns Creek’s traditional Fourth of July events may be canceled, but there are several other ways you can celebrate the holiday safely.

GA Good News: Pet Foster Hero, LGBTQ Rights, Helping Businesses

There is still good news in Georgia, including protection for LGBTQ workers, a national pet hero, support for black colleges and businesses.

Johns Creek resident joins Hyperion Mortgage

Hyperion Mortgage announces the addition of Johns Creek resident Debra Arnold, who joins as a Loan Officer Assistant/Senior Processor.

Hooch's Jenkins to Play Football at College of Wooster

Jenkins signs Letter of Intent to play football

New Allegations Land Johns Creek Police Chief On Leave

Johns Creek Police Chief Chris Byers is on administrative leave pending an investigation into allegations unrelated to his online post.

Big Blue Swim Schools Opens Next Week In Johns Creek

Big Blue Swim School opens its first Atlanta area location on June 22, in Johns Creek at the Northbridge Shopping Center.

Black Lives Matter Post Earns Police Chief Time Off

Johns Creek Police Chief Chris Byers was asked to take time from the job after he criticized online the Black Lives Matter movement.

Registration Ongoing For Autrey Mill Summer Camps

Camp Autrey Mill gives children the tools to explore the natural environment and instills an appreciation of history and nature.

A Teacher Helps to Shape Even the Youngest of Minds

Ms. Alex is the Apple of Our Eye in June

Police Chief Disavows Black Lives Matters Movement | Patch PM

Coronavirus recovery data | Primary election | July 4 plans | Black Lives Matter criticized | GA Aquarium, Six Flags reopening: Patch PM

Black Lives Matter, Pastors Criticized By Johns Creek Police Head

Johns Creek Police Chief Chris Byers said he opposes Black Lives Matter because it "glorifies" killing police, and pastors have failed.

A Family Involved in Building a Love of Learning

Celebrate with the Masons…our Family of the Month

GA Wow Houses: Most Expensive For Sale, River Views, Luxury Cars

This week's Georgia Wow Houses features the most expensive home for sale currently in Georgia, other homes near downtown and lakes.

The Wall That Heals Memorial Opens At Newtown Park

The Wall That Heals is a 250-foot replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial honoring the Americans who served in the Vietnam War.

Summer Meals Continue Through Fulton County Schools

The Summer FoodStop meal distribution begins Wednesday at 22 sites throughout the Fulton County Schools district.