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When a plan to revitalize the four corners at Medlock Bridge and State Bridge roads came up for Johns Creek City Council approval Nov. 28, the response was less than

Johns Creek strengthened its positioning amid the pickleball craze in north Metro Atlanta as officials and ambassadors of USA Pickleball grabbed shovels Nov. 15 to break ground on renovation to

Johns Creek can expect shovels in the ground for Creekside Park next summer, following a 4-3 City Council vote Sept. 21 to send $8 million in fiscal year 2023 surplus

Johns Creek is struggling to agree on what to do with $8.5 million sitting in leftover cash from the current budget year which ends Sept. 30.

The Johns Creek City Council passed a new tax rate in a 6-1 vote at the Aug. 8 regular meeting, with Councilman Bob Erramilli cast the dissenting vote.

Medley’s financing for $400 million in bonds was approved the same day as Johns Creeks work session — raising concerns about the nature and notification of development authorities.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger focused on election security and streamlining the voting process at a legislative update breakfast sponsored by the Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce April 17.

This year the Johns Creek City Council made a big splash with several expensive decisions on development projects and other initiatives to improve the community.

“You did a ‘one, two punch’ tonight,” Shafiq Jadavji told the Johns Creek City Council Dec. 12. He was referring to their approval of the 42-acre Medley development and purchase

Pure joy emanated in the halls of Duluth High School Theater as 60 special needs kids of Pure Hearts of Georgia sparkled on stage bringing alive their Dream Show, on September 18, 2022. A culmination of practice, patience and perseverance, the show was a triumph of the indomitable human spirt.