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Known as the Dignity Memorial® Vietnam Wall™, this traveling replica is inscribed with the names of more than 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
What Makes An American Idol?
The huge success of American Idol worldwide has done a great thing for young singers- it has given them hope.
Win an American Girl Doll at Bulloch Hall
Bulloch Hall, one of the three historic museum homes owned by the City of Roswell, is participating in a contest to win “Kit Kittridge, an American Girl Doll” on Saturday, June 28 at 4:30 p.m.
Smog ‘Red Alert’ – A Red Flag For Everyone
The smog red alert issued recently by weather forecasters should raise the proverbial red warning flag with everyone --- not just those who are most vulnerable
The Multitask Mineral You Need to Know
What mineral helps heal your wounds and support your immune system and may even thwart cancer cells? Hint: Go to the end of the alphabet.
26th Annual Hit ’Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament to Raise Funds for Hemophilia Research
Hemophilia of Georgia will host the 26th Annual Hit ’Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament on October 28, 2008 at Château Élan Winery and Resort in Braselton, Georgia.
School Board Gives Final Budget Approved For 2008-09 Year
On June 12, the Fulton County Board of Education gave final approval to an $857.3 million general fund budget for the 2008-09 school year.
Possum Trot 30th Annual 10K Road Race & Fun Run Saturday, June 21, 2008
A certified 10K course for the Peachtree 2008/09. Run a flat, fast course along the beautiful Chattahoochee River.
Kids Safety Bulletin - Swimming Pools
Hi Everyone! It’s about to be that time of year again where the swimming pool becomes a great escape from the heat.
Lt. Governor Casey Cagle: New Charter Systems a Milestone for Georgia
Lt. Governor Casey Cagle applauded the decision today by the State Board of Education to approve Decatur City, Gainesville City and Marietta City School Systems as Georgia’s new Charter Systems.
Fulton Commissioners Thank Library Volunteers for Nearly $1 Million of Service
Fulton County Commission Chairman John H. Eaves (center) receives a symbolic check for $948,516 that represents the value of an estimated 54,000 service hours performed by the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library’s more than 1,800 volunteers in 2007.
Fulton Students Excel On State Graduation Tests
Results recently released from the 2008 Georgia High School Graduation Tests (GHSGT) show that Fulton County 11th graders continue to score above their state and metro Atlanta peers.
Additional Fulton students named National Merit Scholars
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced that 25 graduating Fulton County seniors also have been named National Merit Scholars.
Alpharetta Lowers Millage Rate
The projected tax digest for Fiscal Year 2009 reflects historically large reassessments of the value of commercial properties by the Fulton County Tax Assessor...
The Chattahoochee Nature Center Held Its Groundbreaking Ceremony To Herald The Construction Phase Of Its New Discovery Center And Pavilion
After years of intense planning and successful fundraising, the Chattahoochee Nature Center held a touching Groundbreaking Ceremony on May 20, 2008.
Alpharetta Wins Environmental Award For Rock Mill Park
The City of Alpharetta has received the 2008 Water Resources Project of Excellence award for Rock Mill Park.
