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Nerdwallet.com ranked Dunwoody no. 3 behind Johns Creek and Alpharetta.

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Nerdwallet.com ranked Dunwoody no. 3 behind Johns Creek and Alpharetta.

Stars and Strikes is being constructed at North River shopping center, located at Roswell Road and Dunwoody Place, in Sandy Springs. It's scheduled to open in December.
During a forum held at Northwest Presbyterian Church, moderator Clarke Otten asked the candidates if the success of Sandy Springs as a vibrant community depends on the government operating at a new city hall complex.
During a candidate forum held last week, Sandy Springs mayoral candidates Rusty Paul and Bob Brown agreed that the planned City Center development should be a community draw.
The school board has a visit planned to Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools, on Tuesday.
Halloween’s greatest hazards aren’t vampires and villains, but falls, costume mishaps and traffic accidents.
The school board has a visit planned to Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools, on Tuesday.
State Sen. John Albers visited The Goddard School in Roswell. Albers serves part of Sandy Springs.
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Thieves have taken laptops and other valuables in recent car break-ins.
The question was raised during a Monday night candidate forum, in Sandy Springs. John Stoj has received endorsements from prominent Republican leaders.
Sandy Springs Police say that after the suspect tried to run over two officers at the Prado shopping center, one of the officers fired at him.
Barbara Hillman walked away from the Emeritus Senior Living Center on Hightower Road in north Sandy Springs just after 2 p.m., Sunday.
The meeting is held at City Hall, 41 Perimeter Center East.
Zeb Morgan practiced medicine in Decatur, and served as Chief of Internal Medicine at DeKalb General Hospital. A memorial service was held at Brookhaven Christian Church.
Turow will be at the MJCCA. His most recent novel, "Identical" is based loosely on the myth of Castor and Pollux, it's the story of the complex relationships between a family and their former neighbors.
Participants include members of the DeKalb Board of Education, the DeKalb Board of Commissioner, interim CEO Lee May, and DeKalb Superintendent Michael Thurmond. The event will be held Nearby Dunwoody.