North Fulton Community Charities has completed their three-year $6.2 million dollar capital campaign to expand the agency with the construction of a new service center, named after longtime NFCC executive director Barbara Duffy, as well as an expansion and remodel of the Thrift Shop and food…

“Movies at Newtown” is back. The summer movie series returns June 11 with a showing of the Disney hit “Onward.”

The Johns Creek Police Department is a longtime supporter of Special Olympics. On June 4, the department will celebrate National Donut Day by raising funds for Special Olympics at the two local Dunkin stores.

Johns Creek residents have a new park to enjoy during Memorial Day weekend. State Bridge Park is now open.

Johns Creek’s Mark Burkhalter Amphitheater is ready to host live music as the city’s Summer Concert Series returns June 4.

North Fulton Community Charities’ Board of Directors has named six new members and elected new officers for the 2022 fiscal year.

Have some large items you need to recycle? Johns Creek and Keep North Fulton Beautiful have an event for local residents — as long as you register first.

A few Student Leadership Johns Creek class of 2023 members will become documentary personalities in the coming year thanks to a recently awarded Georgia Humanities Spring 2021 Grant.

Johns Creek officially has a new fire station.

The Johns Creek City Council agreed during Monday night’s meeting to purchase the remaining 10-acre property along the Chattahoochee River that is part of the future Cauley Creek Park.

The city of Johns Creek has a new city clerk, and it’s a familiar face.

The Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 15th anniversary this past week by showing off its new offices and welcoming a new business to the community.

The Johns Creek Police Department said 593 pounds of prescription medication were collected April 24 at the department’s Drug Take-Back event.

The Johns Creek Public Works Department announced that it has launched its seventh year of repaving the city’s neighborhood streets.

The Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual golf classic Monday at The Standard Club, bringing together local business people for a day on the links. The event was presented by Emory Johns Creek Hospital.

The Student Leadership Johns Creek team has won the Secretary of State Ambassadors State Championship. It’s the third time the group has won the title.

The Johns Creek Police Department will again participate in the Drug Enforcement Agency’s National Drug Take-Back event.

While Molly Swindall was studying for her master’s degree at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, she already knew the job she wanted. And her family and friends could hardly believe it.

A global pandemic didn’t stop a group of Johns Creek High School students from coming together to participate in an international math competition.

The city of Johns Creek will host a community meeting on April 1 to share plans and seek input on the Jones Bridge Rd. widening project.

Teams from Student Leadership Johns Creek made a donation to the Johns Creek Historical Society this past weekend to help restore the Macedonia African Methodist Church Cemetery located in the city.

Johns Creek residents who want to provide input on the Haynes Bridge Road Widening project, which is at the end of engineering phase, can do so at an upcoming community input meeting.

The city of Johns Creek is offering a different take on the traditional Easter Egg hunt this year.

A study is underway at Emory Johns Creek Hospital to assess the feasibility of cryoablation, or the use of extreme cold for patients with Type 2 diabetes.

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.