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Alpharetta City Council approved the sale of more than $27 million in bonds to fund park projects and took steps toward amending the fiscal year 2022 budget at its Feb.

Publisher Hans Appen writes about the importance of local news and discusses legislation that could help subsidize local journalists through an employment tax credit.

Kings Ridge has purchased the Roadrunner baseball complex and another property off Cogburn Road, growing its campus to more than 90 acres and limiting its reliance city-owned athletic fields.

Alpharetta held its planning retreat in Greenville Jan. 23-24 to lay plans for the coming year and explore the citys Swamp Rabbit Trail.

If you haven’t yet walked the early stage of the Alpha Loop, you should. It’s magic, pure magic.

A $250 million, mixed-use development planned for Alpharetta’s Northwinds area is moving forward after the City Council granted a variance allowing for an increase in height for some 60 townhomes

ALPHARETTA, Ga. — City leaders got an updated roster of street and parks projects in line for funding if voters approve special taxes this fall. The City Council heard a report on the latest cost estimates for street upgrades that would be funded if voters pass a five-year extension to the current county-wide transportation sales tax, or TSPLOST. If approved on the November ballot, the .75-cent sales tax would bring in an estimated $59 million to Alpharetta, all targeted for local street a...