Roswell police asking for help to identify woman who died at hospital
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Roswell police are asking the public for help as they try to identify a woman who died at a local hospital in 2024. On Nov. 21, 2024, the unidentified woman died at Wellstar North Fulton Hospital. Investigators later discovered the information she gave to hospital staff wasn’t...
Cheaper rent or more homes? Norcross residents share concerns over city’s future
The city of Norcross is beginning to map out what life could look like over the next 20 years, and residents are weighing in on how they want their community to grow.
Exhibit tells ‘strong visual story’ of Memorial Drive
Memorial Drive for more than 90 years has been a major artery of the Atlanta area. It winds through such historic neighborhoods as Kirkwood, Belvedere, and East Lake, and touches such landmarks as East Lake Golf Club. Time has seen many changes in the shops, restaurants, offices, and residences along...
Carrollton woman pleads guilty to harboring undocumented immigrants as part of ‘massive’ meth ring
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Carrollton woman has pleaded guilty to participating in a “massive” meth-trafficking ring and harboring undocumented immigrants to carry out the illegal scheme, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. Prosecutors said in March 2024, Jackelyne Marroquin, 33, rented a home in Stone...
Duluth man recalls apartment fire: “You can’t unsee it”
A late-night fire at a Gwinnett County apartment complex displaced 25 households, prompting emergency rescues and long-term displacement. One resident recounts the terrifying moments and lasting trauma.
Loganville senior living resident honored for her shipbuilding work as a ‘Rosie the Riveter’...
Resident of The Retreat at Loganville built ships for U.S. Navy during the war years. Jane Tucker is presented with a token of esteem by Loganville Mayor Branden Whitfield as the city’s heart mascot looks on. Photo credit: Stephen Milligan – the Walton Tribune. Jane Tucker was honored...
Southern Living highlights one of Georgia’s best-kept fine dining secrets
A new restaurant on Canton Street in Roswell, Georgia , is drawing attention for its inventive food and immersive experience, earning praise from Southern Living as one of the city’s best-kept culinary secrets. Truth Be Told, a fine dining restaurant and cocktail lounge, opened in July and quickly made The Atlanta...
Save the dates for these Black History Month events in Gwinnett County
Gwinnett County is observing Black History Month with a focused set of programs that highlight local stories, cultural expression, and community learning. A handful of libraries, arts groups, and civic organizations are hosting events that will inspire residents to reflect on the county’s Black heritage in...
Some love stories happen in Lawrenceville… others happen because of Lawrenceville. ??
In Lawrenceville, a historic and vibrant community where downtown charm, local events, and southern hospitality bring people together, love takes many forms, and every story deserves to be celebrated. That’s why the City of Lawrenceville is excited to launch “Love in the Ville,” a community storytelling initiative...
Bill could give Georgia parents more control over when their kids start school
The state's biggest school district wants to send some kids straight to first grade.
