In almost five years at Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), it has been crystal clear that Buckhead, Brookhaven, Dunwoody and Sandy Springs truly appreciate the benefits of transit. Those…
On a recent sunlit Sunday, a couple of dozen men gathered on a neat, green high school ball field. Clouds drifted far overhead in a baby blue sky. All around,…
From the street, the house doesn’t seem to stand apart from its surroundings in a well-kept Sandy Springs subdivision. It’s made of stone, brick and wood. Its colors are muted.…
Sandy Springs Mayor Eva Galambos delivered her annual “State of the City” address on Feb. 27 to the Sandy Springs/Perimeter Chamber of Commerce. This is an edited text of her…
To the editor: In March, businesses and residents in Sandy Springs will receive a survey in their mailboxes from the U.S. Postal Service about changing the default last line in…
Dear editor, I have been following the development of the new Sandy Springs City Hall with a great deal of interest. I am not sure how the building of a…
Editor’s note: Transportation issues always prove to be hot topics in metro Atlanta. With a special purpose local option sales tax for regional transportation projects on the ballot this summer…
It looked like an old-fashioned high-school prom. Entwined strings of big red and pink balloons arched above the entrance. Red paper hearts decorated windows. A DJ blasted dance music from…
Soda shop once was ‘the place’ for Buckhead teens
The place made quite an impression on a young girl. Decades later, Jane Lamon still remembers the green-and-white linoleum floor. She still remembers the Cokes and the banana splits and…
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