Alpharetta coach Angela Hurt warned her team that Roswell was going to come out with some fire on their Senior Night, and the Lady Hornets did. But once Hurt’s team settled in... more

The Republican Party presidential candidates will face off in a debate March 1 in Atlanta, five days before the Georgia primary vote. That was one of the topics discussed Friday during the Fulton … more

The Johns Creek Police Department is asking the public’s help in locating a missing male resident, Ross Matthew Pendley, age 26. Reported missing by his parents, the last contact they had … more

In front of a full crowd at the Atlanta Athletic Club, Johns Creek Mayor Mike Bodker gave his State of the City Address, saying Johns Creek has continued to grow and improve since incorporation in … more

We’ve all had experience with the economic downturn of 2008. In fact, for many it’s continued to be the economic downturn of ’09, ’10, and ’11. To review, not much has … more

National Signing Day made its annual stop in north Fulton on Wednesday. And from early morning signings for most schools to an afternoon visit... more

The average person does not know who Jim Wooten is. Yet, every insider, pundit, politician, and elected official knows exactly who he is. He was a conservative columnist with the Atlanta Journal Constitution. more

Whew! That was close! I almost became a Baptist the other day. Not just any Baptist, but a (gulp!) Southern Baptist. more

Johns Creek City Council saw a pavement condition study performed by Stantec at the Jan. 30 work session and is now considering what to do about the roads in the city. The presentation … more

The Neighbor caught up with Milton High School senior Chase Coleman on Wednesday morning, just moments after Coleman signed a college letter-of-intent along with five other Eagle teammates... more