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Performing arts center Alpharetta mayor initiates discussion on new venue for downtown ►►PAGE 4
More greenspace
Johns Creek residents to consider $40 million bond to fund more park development ►►PAGE 6
Real Estate Report Sponsored section ►►PAGE 22
Honors for retiring director
Alpharetta gathering objects for history museum HATCHER HURD/HERALD
Connie Mashburn of the Alpharetta Historical Society, left, and Alpharetta City Councilman Donald Mitchell hold up the plans for the History Room in City Hall. The room will feature a timeline and museum that will display relics, documents and tools from the city’s past. A drive is underway to find local residents who are willing to donate or lend items for the exhibition. For more, see the article on PAGE 10.
Roswell Child Development Center praised for lifting program to new heights ►►PAGE 32
State softball champs Cambridge ends near-perfect season with title win over Creekview ►►PAGE 34
The fight of her life
There’s no quit to toddler born with life-threatening heart defects ►►PAGE 36