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Harts Mill Rd Speed Limit Reduction
Brookhaven continues to cut speed limits on main thoroughfares Harts Mill Rd limit now 30MPH in Brookhaven city limits Brookhaven, GA, June 27, 2025 --- In response to resident concerns of excessive speeds on Brookhaven roads, the Brookhaven City Council approved a proposal that would lower speed limits on four major thoroughfares that traverse the City. “This is an important step toward our ultimate goal of making streets safer for drivers, pedestrians, bikers, and the people who live in these
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University Hospital Participate in Nationwide Infectious Diseases Exercise
ATLANTA (June 27, 2025) – Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University Hospital participated in a nationwide four-day, large-scale patient movement exercise that involved more than 50 international, federal, state and local collaborators, designed to test and validate the nation’s ability to move patients with highly infectious diseases safely and securely to regional treatment centers. Children’s Arthur M. Blank Hospital and Emory University Hospital, a part of Emory Healthcare, are two of 13
Dunwoody upgrades software
Dunwoody, GA – July 10, 2025 - The City of Dunwoody is moving to a new software solution for Community Development and Finance. The transition will enhance service delivery, improve internal coordination, and offer expanded online access for residents, contractors and businesses. Beginning August 4, Dunwoody’s Community Development operations will move to CentralSquare, replacing the current system, iWorQ. To prepare for this upgrade, iWorQ will be deactivated after 5 p.m. on July 29. This will
Coca-Cola UNITED Announces 2025 Summer Interns
Twenty-seven college students and recent graduates representing seven states, the UK and the District of Columbia have been selected from more than 1,000 applicants to participate in Coca-Cola UNITED’s second annual Student Internship Program (SIP) this summer. The participants are:Charlie Ames, Business Economics Major, Hampden-Sydney CollegeJoaquin Aponte, Finance Major, Tulane UniversitySaniya Beards, Business Management Major, Albany State UniversityCasey Bowman, Accounting Major, Georgia State
The City of Sandy Springs Adds Fishing to its Adaptive Recreation Programs
Bordering 22 miles of Sandy Springs, the Chattahoochee River is one of the City’s most popular neighbors. Now, thanks to a new offering by the City’s Recreation and Parks Department, anglers of all levels can discover the joys of fishing in the river and its tributaries. Adaptive Fishing will be offered on Friday, July 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Springway*. Seasoned anglers and first-timers are welcome. In partnership with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Empower Therapy, the program
Better Together: Celebrating Parks and Recreation Month in Brookhaven
Brookhaven, GA, July 1, 2025 – From trails and splash pads to fun community events and recreational programs, Brookhaven’s Park and Recreation Department works year-round to ensure the parks are welcoming, safe, and ready for all to enjoy. This July, the City of Brookhaven joins others around the country in celebrating 40 years of Parks and Recreation Month, with this year’s national theme: “Build Together, Play Together.” The theme highlights the role of parks and recreation professionals in creating
Mid-year pay raise strengthens Dunwoody Police
Dunwoody, GA – June 26, 2025 – In a continued effort to support law enforcement and public safety, the City of Dunwoody will implement a 4.9% mid-year pay increase for police personnel effective July 1, 2025. The raise, approved by the Dunwoody City Council in October 2024, reinforces the City’s commitment to maintaining a high-performing and well-supported police force. “Public safety remains the highest priority for Dunwoody’s Mayor and City Council,” said City Manager Eric Linton. “Year after year,
How SMBs Can Successfully Navigate the Leap Into Global Markets
The dream of international expansion carries equal parts promise and pressure. For small and medium-sized businesses, the prospect of tapping into overseas markets can open up new revenue streams, diversify risk, and boost brand credibility. But the global playing field isn't just bigger—it’s trickier, messier, and often plays by an entirely different rulebook. That’s why the difference between growth and growing pains often lies in how smartly and strategically a business prepares for its global
Northside adds providers, earns top local honors
Northside Hospital continues to expand access to top-quality health care across Georgia with the addition of new providers and recent community recognitions. New providers and locationsDr. Nimit Lad, orthopedic sports medicine surgeon, joins Northside Hospital Orthopedic Institute – Sports Medicine in Snellville. He has specialized fellowship training in sports medicine. More: sportsmedicine.northside.com.Dr. Steven Lobel, medical director of the Spine Center at Medical Associates of North Georgia, is now
Brookhaven, GA, June 18, 2025 – The Brookhaven City Council acted on several items
Brookhaven, GA, June 18, 2025 – The Brookhaven City Council acted on several items in its June 17 meeting.During a Special Called Meeting, the Mayor and Council held the third presentation and public hearing of the FY 2025 Millage rates, which was considered later in the agenda (see below). The Mayor and Council deferred a variance application for a childcare facility on Apple Valley. The Council approved an ordinance to amend the 2025 Confiscated Assets Fund Budget, appropriating $197,236 from the
A Bold New Twist: Auntie Anne’s®?Rolls Out Modernized New Store Design
ATLANTA— Auntie Anne’s®, one of the seven iconic brands within the GoTo Foods, LLC platform company, unveils a playfully bold new store design that invites guests to “twist up your day” with a fresh, irresistibly magnetic brand experience. With a focus on attracting Gen Z and Millennials, the brand’s refreshed design enhances curb appeal and reflects a renewed commitment to innovation and cultural relevance. This updated look not only elevates the guest experience but also streamlines operations and
Georgia Aquarium Unveils ‘Glow Nights’: A Dazzling New Summer Experience
This summer, Georgia Aquarium lights up the night like never before with Glow Nights. This all-new evening experience is inspired by the natural wonder of bioluminescence found deep within our oceans. Starting May 30, as the sun sets, the Aquarium transforms into a glowing celebration of color and light. Step into a vibrant underwater world as the Aquarium is taken over by a dazzling UV light scene. Guests will encounter glowing corals, radiant jellyfish, and other luminous sea creatures, brought to life
Brookhaven Parks and Recreation Launches Active Living Every Day
A 12-week wellness program to help residents build healthier, active lives Brookhaven, GA, June 3, 2025 – Brookhaven Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Human Kinetics will begin offering Active Living Every Day classes beginning June 9. Active Living Every Day is a 12-week behavior change program, focused on helping sedentary adults fit physical activity into their lives in realistic ways. Participants will learn the skills needed to become physically active, such as overcoming barriers, setting
New at Brookhaven Parks: Swim Lessons and Water Fitness Classes
Brookhaven, GA, June 06, 2025 – The City of Brookhaven Parks and Recreation Department is partnering with Swem School to offer swim lessons and water fitness classes for the first time ever, welcoming guests of all ages and skill levels. Lessons begin on Monday, June 9 and will be available at Briarwood Park, 2235 Briarwood Rd, Lynwood Park, 3360 Osborne Rd, and Murphey Candler Park, 1551 West Nancy Creek. Both private and group sessions are offered, ranging from beginner to intermediate levels for
Brookhaven reduces speed limits on main thoroughfares
Brookhaven, GA, June 10, 2025 – Brookhaven commuters should ease off the gas pedals on several main thoroughfares, starting immediately. Today, Mayor John Park took down the last 35 MPH speed limit sign on Dresden Drive and replaced it with a 25 MPH sign. Within the next few weeks, other roads will have reduced speed limits:Ashford Dunwoody Road and Johnson Ferry Road, from 40 MPH to 35 MPH, andHarts Mill Road from 35 MPH to 30 MPH “The Dresden Drive Corridor in District 2 is a very tight and dense
Greater Perimeter Chamber Opens Nominations for 2025 Woman of Distinction Award
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 14, 2025Greater Perimeter Chamber Opens Nominations for 2025 Woman of Distinction Award Honoring Exceptional Women Who Lead, Serve, and Inspire Across the Perimeter Region Sandy Springs, GA — The Greater Perimeter Chamber (GPC) is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Woman of Distinction Award. Let’s honor and celebrate a remarkable woman who demonstrates outstanding leadership, integrity, and community impact within the Perimeter region.Winner Announced and Honored: October
How Small Business Owners Can Manage Change Without Losing the Crew
When a business shifts course, small companies feel the tremor more than giants. A policy tweak, leadership switch, or new technology doesn’t just ripple—it crashes through a tight-knit team, rattles long-standing habits, and pokes holes in comfort zones. Change isn’t the enemy, though; resistance to it is. If you’re running a small business, managing organizational change isn't just about pushing updates or sending memos—it's about keeping your people on board while the ship turns. Start With the Real
The Future of Work Is Flexible—And Here’s How Companies Can Make It Happen
The workplace isn’t what it used to be, and that’s a good thing. Employees want more autonomy, better work-life balance, and the ability to do their jobs without being chained to a desk from nine to five. For small businesses, this shift presents both a challenge and an opportunity. You don’t have the sprawling HR departments or endless budgets of large corporations, but you do have something better—agility. If you’re willing to rethink traditional work structures, you can create a remote or flexible work
Revolutionize Hiring with the Latest Recruitment Innovations
In the competitive realm of recruitment, staying ahead requires more than just traditional methods. The integration of technology and data-driven strategies is reshaping how organizations attract and retain talent. By adopting innovative approaches, companies can not only streamline their hiring processes but also enhance their appeal to prospective employees. This shift towards modern recruitment practices is essential for businesses aiming to secure the best candidates in a rapidly changing job