John Hipes News Today

At its final meeting of 2023, the Alpharetta City Council approved upgrades for six bridges, unanimously voting to award Massana Construction $441,402 to make the repairs.

Alpharetta is seeking to expand the appeal of downtown with a new restaurant and office on Roswell Street.

Some 100 volunteers gathered at Rock Mill Park Oct. 14 to remove litter at the annual Alpharetta Rivers Alive event.

City leaders, staff and community members gathered at Benihana Oct. 3 for the Alpharetta Public Safety Foundation’s annual fundraiser.

The Alpharetta City Council is bolstering its preservation efforts with the addition of the Earl Wood House and Gardner House to its list of designated historic buildings.

Alpharetta formally canceled its 2023 municipal elections Aug. 31 after no challengers qualified to run for office.

Four candidates qualified Aug. 21 to fill the mayoral seat and Alpharetta City Council posts 4, 5 and 6. Three incumbents and one new candidate, Fergel Brady, will be on

The Alpharetta City Council approved a construction contract July 17 for safety barriers to run alongside South Main Street, or Hwy. 9, next to the Town Green. City staff estimated

In the final week of the 2023 fiscal year, Alpharetta officials approved some $150,000 to improve stormwater management at the site of the historic Log Cabin on Milton Avenue.

Alpharetta’s municipal elections are fast approaching, with the mayoral seat and three City Council posts open for new and incumbent candidates on the ballot Nov. 7.