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The two subjects in the photo were photographed earlier that night in the bar and are believed to have information on the shooting. The shooter and Price engaged in a fight minutes before the shooting. Witnesses said the same man shot Price.
The nearby Dunwoody park had been closed since Oct. 1 as a result of the government shutdown.
The Sandy Springs park at Island Ford had been closed since Oct. 1 as a result of the government shutdown.
The event will be held from 7-9 p.m. at Dunwoody High School.
Strange things cops nearby Dunwoody and in Georgia faced recently.
The former Georgia Congressman practices law in Atlanta. He will speak at the MJCCA in Dunwoody, next week.
Nearby Sandy Springs: Eric Broadwell will formally announce his bid Friday on the steps of Roswell City Hall.
At its Monday meeting, the school board voted to purchase and renovate two office buildings to house the majority of the school system’s instructional and support personnel. The buildings will be located on Powers Ferry Road ad Northridge Parkway.
Phone calls to 439 registered voters on Friday, Oct. 10, found folks are keeping an eye on the Sandy Springs mayoral race, which current has Rusty Paul far ahead of Bob Brown. See who's ahead in the District 6 City Council race.
Heards Ferry Elementary School will be relocated to 6151 Powers Ferry Road, in Sandy Springs. The property owner at that location is working to relocate the 14 tenants in the building, but eminent domain may be necessary.
Five events on October 16 according to Historyorg.com.
Looking for a fall-themed craft project? Here are five quick and easy ones to try.
A GA Supreme Court ruling struck down a provision of the Local Option Sales Tax, which affected Sandy Springs and several cities.
Merrell Down & Dirty Mud Run was held on Sunday at the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers.
Dunwoody Police are investigating a burglary at Lacota Apartments on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard.
The North Fulton girl is described as being white, 4-foot-6 inches tall, 100 pounds and with blue eyes and brown hair.
The surveys can help determine how motorists experience traffic through Dunwoody and the Perimeter area.
The surveys can help determine how motorists experience traffic through Sandy Springs and the Perimeter area.
