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Police are encouraging members of the community to celebrate the life of Officer Antwan Toney by lining the procession route.
John Burke , a Grammy-nominated pianist and composer, was recently named Director of Music and Worship at Christ the King Lutheran Church
The new Peachtree Corners waste collection hauler will begin in January and everyone will receive 2 new carts, for waste and recycle.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel wonders if the new distracted driving laws in Georgia are having a positive impact on our culture.
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Jeffrey “Harrison” Larner is dedicating his senior football season to kids with cancer as a Kick-It Champion.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about the proliferation of scooter use in the Atlanta metro area.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about the saga of the Hands-Free Georgia Act.
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You will be able to ask questions about the issues that affect the community and local businesses.
Repairs to the road and drainage system will begin as soon as possible. Watch for detour signs directing you to alternate routes.
Star Patcher Robert Nebel writes about how June brought us plenty of heat, humidity and rainfall.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about the simple things in life that make summer unique.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about Georgia’s new distracted driving law.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about volunteering for a local stream cleanup event and some info on public transportation.
During a recent State Arbor Day celebration, Peachtree Corners was honored for the third year in a row at Trees Atlanta.
A free electronics recycling and paper shredding event will take place at the Peachtree Corners City Hall Saturday, April 14.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about how it's easier than ever to recycle your batteries.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about his latest podcast appearance to myriad subjects.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel is hoping that the rest of winter will be mild.
Top Georgia stories, including a roundup of stories about the snow and freezing temperatures that hit metro Atlanta on Friday.
Top Georgia stories, including a look at the freezing weather, and possibly snow, headed toward metro Atlanta.
Top Georgia stories, including the FBI capturing a fugitive accused of dragging a police officer with his car.
Top Georgia stories, including a police officers accused of attacking his wife and son on Thanksgiving.
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Top Georgia stories, including information about the annual Tree Lighting celebration at Mall of Georgia.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about Election Day 2017, the spirit of autumn and now, run-off elections.
Top Georgia stories, including a man suspected of a murder in Atlanta who was arrested by authorities in South Carolina.
The Rev. Jennifer L. Sacks will lead her first Sunday service at Unity Atlanta in Peachtree Corners on Nov. 5.
More than 2.7 million people visited this park last year. Can you guess which one it is?
Top Georgia stories, including a local student who earned a perfect score on the ACT exam.
The family-friendly Halloween event runs from 6-10 p.m. on Duluth Town Green.
You could be the star of one of two "light news and entertainment" series the city is working on with Tytan Pictures.
Top Georgia stories, including a new analysis saying Atlanta is a front-runner to land Amazon's new headquarters.
Star Patcher Robert J. Nebel writes about the latest with a pedestrian island in Peachtree Corners.
Top Georgia stories, including a person of interest being sought in the shooting death of an Atlanta teen.
Producers have scheduled a casting call for two Web series being shot in the city.
The food items, which will benefit local food banks, will be accepted at City Hall from now until Oct. 21.