The Chattahoochee River 911 Authority will host an open house to give Dunwoody residents a peek inside the company that will soon be dispatching their emergency calls. On Sept. 28,…
Members of Dunwoody City Council have adopted new rules for buying parkland through bonds that some critics say could allow the city to raze unwanted developments. The council voted unanimously…
The Dunwoody City Council voted to approve guidelines for purchasing property for future parks at its meeting Sept. 26. If residents vote to approve a parks bond issue on Nov.…
With voters poised to weigh in on a parks bond referendum in November, the Dunwoody City Council is now debating how it should acquire park land if the referendum is…
Dunwoody officials are confident the city is prepared to switch to a new 911 operating system on Oct. 3. Dunwoody will begin a contract with Chattahoochee River 911 Authority, which…
Will Hancock, 7, left, and brother Hugh, 5, get into position, encourage, then discuss racing strategy at the starting line of the 1 mile fun run during the Run for…
The Dunwoody Prep slaying started as a “whodunit.” Now it turns to a “why’d he do it?” Hemy Neuman will plead not guilty by reason of insanity, according to motions…
DeKalb County is exploring the possibility of building soccer facilities in a north DeKalb park – most likely Blackburn, Linwood or Avondale parks. Bob Lundsten, chief of staff for Commissioner…
The Dunwooody Planning Commission approved a new Starbucks coffee shop in the Ravinia development. Hines, the Ravinia’s developer, received unanimous backing from the commission on Sept. 13. Hines also made…
Hearings about which transportation projects should be funded by a proposed penny sales tax are under way within the Atlanta region, and on Sept. 15 people gathered at Atlanta City…
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