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Stash Your Trash to Protect Wildlife
Exciting Changes at John A. White Ahead A New Activity Center Welcomes Golf Lovers and Seniors Stay Tuned for Updates Construction Ongoing!
Explore the Chattahoochee River Murph’s Shop Reopens for Kayak and Paddleboard Rentals Plus Stand-Up Paddleboard Yoga at Morgan Falls!
Cheers to Our Local Businesses South Fulton’s ARPA Facade Grants Boosts Sasha Sweets and Kaneworks Supporting Economic Growth Congrats to All!
No more medical apartheid on the South side thanks to @gradyhealth.

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Discover Roswell, GA: A WaterFirst Community Embracing WaterSense for Savings & Sustainability – Celebrate Drinking Water Week!

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Fulton County Library System Appreciation Event

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Transformed Community Spaces: Spring Planting Workshop Beautified Union City

Business Connect Event

Business Connect Event

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Celebrated Courage: College Park Firefighters Supported Muscular Dystrophy Awareness

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Congrats to WM Events on Their Grand Opening in Hapeville Look Forward to Unforgettable Events and Celebrations with Their Creative Expertise!

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Zion’s Closet Ribbon Cutting

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Celebrate 5 Years of Chattahoochee RiverLands: Highlights from Earth Month and Exciting Future Plans!

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Spring into Action at Chattahoochee RiverLands: Join Community Efforts for Native Gardens and River Cleanups!

Project Progress: Trail connections are underway along Rogers Bridge Road and Bell Road, making it easier for pedestrians to easily access nearby schools and Cauley Creek Park. The project includes the installation of multi-use trails along the east side of Rogers Bridge Road from Bell Road to Amberleigh Way and along Bell Road from Cauley Creek Park to Rogers Bridge Road. Crews have installed sod and mulch and applied seed and matting to areas along Bell Road, with exception to areas where construction is taking place. Multiple stormwater management features such as drop inlets, manholes, pipes, and a bioswale have been installed. The intersection of Rogers Bridge Road and Bell Road has been realigned and lowered about five feet to improve sight distance for drivers turning onto Bell Road and increase overall driver and pedestrian safety. The right turn lane from Rogers Bridge Road onto Bell Road will be widened and the portion of sidewalk on Bell Road into the Cauley Creek Park 5K trail will be constructed. Crews will also install a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at the crosswalk on Bell Road and Rogers Bridge Road. Construction is expected to be complete this summer. Stay updated on project progress by signing up for email alerts: https://bit.ly/3viPSv5 and visit and city website: https://bit.ly/4cqs8pq

Exciting Trail Connections Coming to Johns Creek: Enhanced Safety and Accessibility Near Schools and Cauley Creek Park!

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