By Joe Earle joeearle@reporternewspapers.net There were times, Oliver Porter admits now, when it seemed the city of Sandy Springs wouldn’t really work. “There were some things that blindsided me,” Porter…
By Sandy Springs Mayor Eva Galambos I have covered the progress of our great city during the past five years in the inserted newsletter that comes with this edition of…
By Sandy Springs City Councilwoman Ashley Jenkins I sent an e-mail out the other day asking, “Does the whole city feel like it is under construction?” In the body of…
By Sandy Springs City Councilwoman Karen Meinzen McEnerny Our 99,771 city residents can be proud of their city’s highly efficient service delivery through privatization of government services. The Reason Foundation…
By Sandy Springs City Councilman Tibby DeJulio Sandy Springs, a dream of more than 20 years, became a reality on Dec. 1, 2005. Since 1987, working with Eva [Galambos], we…
By Rusty Paul We told you so! That’s the obvious and human response to those critics who, over 35 years of opposition, argued that the city of Sandy Springs wouldn’t…
By Sandy Springs City Councilwoman Diane Fries It is hard for me to believe that it has been five years since cityhood was established, and what a wonderful city it…
By Joe Earle joeearle@reporternewspapers.net They could have been salamanders. That was Jan Collins’ first idea. After all, she had seen salamanders living in the springs that gave Sandy Springs its…
During its first five years, the city of Sandy Springs has marked great moments and major achievements with the release of commemorative pins. The small, shiny metal souvenirs have noted…
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