The Johns Creek Public Works Department has finished its second season of repaving neighborhood streets in the 2019-2023 paving plan, the city recently announced.

On Monday, the city of Johns Creek will begin to get back to some normalcy, at least where City Hall is concerned. The city announced that it will begin phase one of reopening City Hall on Monday, with access to the first floor open to the public.

Johns Creek Police Chief Chris Byers is taking some time away from the city's police department a little over two months after he took the job, amid the backlash over comments he made about the Black Lives Matter movement and local pastors on his personal Facebook page, the city announced Thursday.

Johns Creek resident Grace Zhang has used her connections in the past few months to facilitate the donation of an estimated 32,410 masks in the community.

The city of Johns Creek released the following statement in the wake of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis:

Starting Monday, playgrounds, basketball courts and the Newtown Dog Park will reopen in Johns Creek, city officials said.

Like many who are dealing with the quarantine life that has come with the COVID-19 pandemic, Aditi Mohan found herself with extra free time and a desire to help.

Northview High School’s Albert Zhang is one of two Georgia students who have been named a 2020 U.S. Presidential Scholar.

It’s been a long road to completion, but the Wall That Heals officially opened this week in Johns Creek, in time for Memorial Day.

North Fulton Community Charities’ (NFCC) Board of Directors welcomed three new members and elected new officers for the 2021 fiscal year, the organization announced in a press release.

Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank recently donated $140,000 worth of Microsoft Surface tablets to Emory Healthcare to assist frontline workers, patients and families during the crisis.

Leadership Johns Creek, now in its 11th year, has a new leader.

Nurses, like the dedicated staff at Emory Johns Creek Hospital, have been in the spotlight from the moment the novel coronavirus pandemic began.

ATLANTA — It was open season on former U.S. Rep. Karen Handel on Monday when four Republican opponents who have never held public office teed off on her in an hourlong debate streamed by Georgia Public Broadcasting.

Three winners have been named in the “Share Joy” art campaign sponsored by city of Johns Creek and the Johns Creek Art Center.

A pair of seniors from Johns Creek have been named 2020 Coca-Cola Scholars and will receive $20,000 college scholarships for attaining the prestigious honor.

Alexys Cane is so outgoing she’s known as “The Mayor” at her school, her mom says. Last week the kindergarten student was feted in a way befitting a city dignitary.

The site is for testing by appointment only.

David Hsi’s goal is to work in the medical field. For now he is content with helping those already in that field through providing meals for health care workers.

It remains to be seen when it will be open to the public, but the cricket pitch project at Shakerag Park is ready to be used as soon as local restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic are lifted.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact many workers, the Johns Creek Public Works crew are making progress on several projects, including the T-SPLOST project to widen State Bridge Road.

Nearly 50 people donated blood on April 6 at an American Red Cross blood drive hosted by Six Bridges Brewing in Johns Creek.

Anouskha Talwar first knew her dad only as a distant voice.

As a way to promote being engaged, active and positive during the tough times that have come with the coronavirus pandemic, the city of Johns Creek and the Johns Creek Art Center have started a campaign called “Share Joy!”

With the coronavirus pandemic continuing and intensifying, people are looking for ways to help. For those interested in donating supplies to Emory Johns Creek Hospital, or any other hospital in the Emory Healthcare system, a drive-through donation site has been set up.

With the coronavirus pandemic causing so much chaos in the community, Six Bridges Brewing co-owner Charles Gridley wanted to do something to help.

I want to assure you that we are all in this together and we will come out of these challenging times stronger as individuals and as a community, Johns Creek Mayor Mike Bodker said.

Christopher Byers is the new police chief of Johns Creek, taking over the role on Friday after being appointed by City Manager Ed Densmore.

Emory Johns Creek Hospital (EJCH) was recently honored for nursing excellence, earning “Magnet” status by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Magnet Recognition program.

Johns Creek’s first responders will be handling emergencies differently in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Johns Creek Fire Chief Chris Coons said in a video posted on the city’s website.