100-year-old tree thwarts plans to build new Shake Shack
A popular fast-food chain will not open a new location in Johns Creek after residents opted to keep a historic tree instead.
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A popular fast-food chain will not open a new location in Johns Creek after residents opted to keep a historic tree instead.
The Johns Creek Historical Society is mounting a campaign to save a 69-foot water oak that stands in the way of a planned Shake Shack near the Publix on State
A popular fast food chain is trying to open a new location in Johns Creek, but some residents near the spot are pushing back.
“Someone besides me, and families, [are] interested in my ancestors,” said Sabrina Aquell, who has family members buried at Macedonia Cemetery in Johns Creek. “It’s very important.”
On The Georgia Politics Podcast today, we are proud to present the second installment of our special “local history” episodes with guests from the Milton and Johns Creek Historical Societies,