Locals won’t have access to the Rogers Bridge Trail starting Monday. But the payoff will be a brand-new pedestrian bridge connecting the cities of Johns Creek and Duluth across the Chattahoochee River when the project comes to fruition.

The Student Leadership Johns Creek team ran a successful food drive this past week, collecting nearly 250 items to help Gwinnett’s Hispanic community members who are in need of food due to the pandemic.

Charlie Anderson of Johns Creek was elected president of the Georgia State Golf Association for his first one-year term during the organization’s 2021 annual meeting which was held virtually Feb. 13.

Spring is right around the corner, and the chance to sign up to put your green thumb to work is even closer.

The city of Johns Creek has announced that the city and North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) have partnered for the JC CARES Vulnerable Populations Grant Program to help Johns Creek residents with overdue rent, mortgage payments, utility assistance, food and clothing assistance directly r…

The Newtown Dog Park is getting a facelift, which means local pups will have to look for another place to play starting in March.

Daniel Immerman as the newest member of the Johns Creek Convention and Visitors Bureau board of directors.

Student Leadership Johns Creek is kicking off Black History Month by hosting an informational webinar to discuss the past and present plans for the Macedonia Cemetery.

Johns Creek City Council members Brian Weaver and Erin Elwood and Fulton County Commissioner Liz Hausmann helped city staff break ground on the Barnwell Road at Rivermont Parkway roundabout project on Wednesday.

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The City of Johns Creek and St. Vincent de Paul Georgia have partnered for the JC CARES Vulnerable Populations Grant Program to help Johns Creek residents with overdue rent and mortgage payments, utility assistance, food assistance, or other unforeseen financial/ emergency needs directly rel…

The city of Johns Creek wants your input. As it embarks on the process of implementing the Johns Creek Town Center Master Plan process, the city is residents to engage and collaborate on ideas to “create a strong, energetic, and cohesive destination.”

Interested in the programs the Autrey Mill Nature Preserve has to offer? You can get a better idea by attending “Take a Peek” Tuesday on Feb. 2.

The city of Johns Creek is looking for residents who are interested in serving on city boards, committees and commission, and local officials said residents can nominate themselves for those positions.

The new year is here and decorations are being taken down. And for those who want to recycle their Christmas trees, they’ll have that chance on Jan. 9.

Emory Healthcare is collaborating with CoachSafely to support the organization’s pilot project’s goal to train 20,000 youth coaches in Georgia.

The city of Johns Creek is wishing a happy retirement to its very first employee.

The deadline to submit applications for the Johns Creek Cares Business Grant Program has been extended to Jan. 11.

Santa is visiting the residents of Johns Creek this month, but it’s city fire trucks that are bringing Ol’ Saint Nick to town — not his usual sleigh.

The city of Johns Creek celebrated the completion of the Barnwell-Jones Bridge roads improvement project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 8.

Enjoy the outdoors? The city of Johns Creek is asking for your help.

The pandemic has brought changes to everything this year, and the graduation of Leadership Johns Creek was no different.

Johns Creek city officials said an estimated 41,914 pounds of paint and household hazardous waste and more than 10,832 pounds of electronics were collected during the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day held Nov. 7.

The city of Johns Creek is ready to help those less fortunate for the holidays as its 15th annual Toys for Tots campaign began this week.

New lanes for State Bridge Road and a pedestrian bridge were celebrated this past week by the city of Johns Creek. The city marked the substantial completion of its TSPOST project on Nov. 19.

Johns Creek celebrated its newest park and a milestone this week.

Working to help local businesses impacted by COVID-19, the city of Johns Creek has earmarked $2.7 million of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funds to support Johns Creek businesses hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, city officials announced this week.

Santa Claus is coming to Johns Creek in a couple of ways this holiday season. The city recently announced its Santa Tours, bringing the jolly old elf to local neighborhoods, along with a chance for Johns Creek residents to have personal Zoom chats with Santa.

Keep North Fulton Beautiful is hosting a Household Hazardous Waste Collection event Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Johns Creek City Hall.

More than 331 pounds of prescription drugs were turned in at the Johns Creek Police Department and Drug Enforcement Administration Drug Take-Back Day event held Oct. 24

Hannah Henry, Vice President of Operations for Emory Johns Creek Hospital was recently named to Modern Healthcare’s “Top 25 Emerging Leaders” list.

The Cricket T.E.A.M. (Together Everyone Achieves More) from Leadership Johns Creek Class of 2020 recently celebrated the conclusion of its group community project with a ribbon cutting for the new cricket scoreboard at Shakerag Park.