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Photo by G.W. Carver High School on October 27, 2025. May be an image of text.

Cheers to Our Winning Varsity Team

Photo by G.W. Carver High School on October 24, 2025. May be an image of football, sports equipment, scoreboard and text that says 'ME CARTER 2 CE 다E 15 ข U CARTE ИTO LRVED CARVER CARY CiS /ARSITY PIRIT'.

Carver Flag Football Dominates Again!

Photo shared by Lovett Athletics on October 24, 2025 tagging @thelovettschool, and @ghsa.official_. May be an image of volleyball, scoreboard and text that says 'LOVETT LIONS YOU FOR COMING FOR CON COMING GO LIONS പൽ OVETT LIONS LOVETT LIONS LOVETT LOVETTLIONS LIONS LOVETT LIONS LIONS VOLLEYBRT Lovett Lovett lovea, Lovett സഡ் LEVETT'.

Exciting Final 4 Volleyball Showdown

Photo by Fulton County Schools on October 17, 2025. May be a graphic of football, poster, magazine, football helmet, helmet and text that says '16 OCT WEEK 10 Frtball Sufpdeds NORTHVIEW vs. DRUID HILLS NORTH DEKALB STADIUM 6:00 PM 17 OCT CENTENNIAL VS. KELL CENTENNIAL 7:30 PM FULTON FUL TON COUNTY ATHLETICS 17 OCT CHATTAHOOCHEE vs. GAINESVILLE GAINESVILLE 7:30 PM CLIMB 10 GLORY 17 OCT JOHNS CREEK vs. SECKINGER JOHNS CREEK 7:30 PM 17 OCT LANGSTON vs. NORTHGATE LANGSTON HUGHES 7:30 PM 17 OCT NORTH SPRINGS vs. TUCKER ADAMS STADIUM 7:30 PM 17 OCT ROSWELL vs. LANIER ROSWELL 7:30 PM 17 OCT WESTLAKE vs. CHAPEL HILL CHAPEL HILL 7:30 PM 17 OCT HAPEVILLE vs. LOVETT LOVETT 7:30 P'.

Athletes Ready for Friday Night Lights!

Photo by City of Milton, Georgia on October 08, 2025. May be an image of people kissing, Boston terrier and text.

Did your pup enjoy last Saturday’s Crabapple Fest?

Photo by Union City, GA on May 16, 2025. Pode ser uma imagem de banner, revista, pôster e texto que diz "HAPEVILLE CHARTER SCHOOL Transforming Students and Enriching Lives 2025 CONGRATULATIONS! UNIONCITY UNIONC வாிുழுல்".

Celebrating Hapeville’s Class of 2025: Your Journey Begins Here! Join Us in Honoring Your Achievements and Future!

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!

A group of people cutting a grand opening ribbon.

Celebrate the Grand Opening of T1 Dance Studio in Johns Creek! Join us for dance classes, music lessons, and community fun!

Celebrate National Small Business Week in Johns Creek: Discover the Impact of Our 2,200 Local Businesses!

Celebrate National Small Business Week in Johns Creek: Discover the Impact of Our 2,200 Local Businesses!

Celebrate National Small Business Week in Johns Creek: Discover the Impact of Our Local Entrepreneurs!

Celebrate National Small Business Week in Johns Creek: Discover the Impact of Our Local Entrepreneurs!

It’s time to pass the baton to the next generation of leaders, and move Fulton Forward as One Fulton.