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High Street, TriNet announce lease within Dunwoody mixed-use oasis
DUNWOODY, Ga. — Hours after announcing TriNet’s 150,000-square-foot lease at High Street May 15, journalists and culinary influencers toured restaurants and entertainment venues. While the heart of Dunwoody is the Village at Mount Vernon and Chamblee Dunwoody roads, the mixed-use area between Perimeter Center West and Hammond Drive is offering something new. The vision for the High Street masterplan is to create an urban district incorporating a variety of commercial uses set among plazas, water
Dunwoody celebrates sculpture at Perimeter’s Two Bridges Park
By HAYDEN SUMLIN DUNWOODY, Ga. — Dunwoody officials gathered at Two Bridges Park April 22 to unveil a finishing touch on one of the city’s newer parks at 50 Perimeter Center East. While Dunwoody is known for its 110-acre behemoth — Brook Run Park — smaller public greens tucked into neighborhoods around the city give residents easy access to outdoor activities. At the park’s opening in May 2023,
Sandy Springs heralds opening of trail network’s first segment
By HAYDEN SUMLIN SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — Sandy Springers can now discover Orkin Lake via the first completed segment of the Morgan Falls Loop, a nearly 2-mile path connecting Roswell Road to the Chattahoochee River. About 100 people, including community advocates, neighbors and city officials, gathered along the lakefront May 2 for a ceremonial ribbon cutting. Representatives with regional trail advocates, like the PATH Foundation and the Sandy Springs Conservancy, thanked city leadership for prioritizing
Dunwoody to celebrate Bike Month with two rides
DUNWOODY, Ga. — Dunwoody invites residents to celebrate National Bike Month this May with two exciting group rides promoting fun, fitness and community. The city says both rides offer a great opportunity to get outside, be active and celebrate Dunwoody’s commitment to building a more bike-friendly community. “These rides are a great way to experience Dunwoody by bike and see how we’re working to make it safer and easier to get around on two wheels,” City Council Member Joe Seconder said. “Bike Month is
