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Johns Creek's Burkhalter confirmed as US ambassador to Moldova

The U.S. Senate confirmed Johns Creek resident Mark Burkhalter, the former Georgia House speaker whose name adorns the Newtown Park amphitheater, as ambassador to Moldova in a 51-47 vote on Aug. 7.

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Senator joins Flock camera task force after Johns Creek concerns

State Sen. John Albers, who chairs the Senate Public Safety Committee, joined a Georgia law enforcement task force examining potential legislation on Flock camera misuse, days after Johns Creek residents discussed the technology at a community town hall with Chief Mitchell.

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Johns Creek, GA

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Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms

Feels like 92° · 15% rain

ThuPartly Sunny90°F44%
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SatPartly Sunny89°F28%
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Johns Creek, GA

84°F

Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms

Feels like 92° · 15% rain

ThuPartly Sunny90°F44%
FriPartly Sunny89°F46%
SatPartly Sunny89°F28%
SunSlight Chance Rain Showers89°F23%
MonMostly Sunny90°F17%
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Johns Creek's Burkhalter confirmed as US ambassador to Moldova

The U.S. Senate confirmed Johns Creek resident Mark Burkhalter, the former Georgia House speaker whose name adorns the Newtown Park amphitheater, as ambassador to Moldova in a 51-47 vote on Aug. 7.

Senator joins Flock camera task force after Johns Creek concerns

State Sen. John Albers, who chairs the Senate Public Safety Committee, joined a Georgia law enforcement task force examining potential legislation on Flock camera misuse, days after Johns Creek residents discussed the technology at a community town hall with Chief Mitchell.

A solar-powered Flock Safety license plate reader camera mounted on a pole against a cloudy sky.

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Fulton Schools superintendent proposes first tax rate increase in seven years

Fulton County Schools Superintendent Mike Looney will ask the Board of Education on Aug. 20 to approve a tentative 1-mill property tax increase that would cost a Johns Creek homeowner with a $450,000 house about $180 more per year, as the district works to close a $57 million budget deficit.

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What Johns Creek voters need to know before the Nov. 3 election

Fulton County's elections board reviewed 31 advance voting sites and a full operations timeline for the Nov. 3 general election, which includes a $653M TSPLOST renewal and a $2.09B school tax referendum affecting Johns Creek.

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Johns Creek Academic Bowl team finishes season ranked No. 2 in the nation

Johns Creek High School's Academic Bowl team finished the season ranked No. 2 nationally and placed seventh out of 72 teams at the 2026 PACE National Scholastic Championship, extending a four-year streak of first-place finishes at every regular-season tournament.

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Fulton County Schools adopts districtwide AI policy, revises graduation requirements language

The Fulton County Board of Education approved a new AI use policy and revised graduation requirements at its Aug. 20 meeting, changes that affect students at all three Johns Creek high schools.

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Public Safety

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A solar-powered Flock Safety license plate reader camera mounted on a pole against a cloudy sky.

Senator joins Flock camera task force after Johns Creek concerns

State Sen. John Albers, who chairs the Senate Public Safety Committee, joined a Georgia law enforcement task force examining potential legislation on Flock camera misuse, days after Johns Creek residents discussed the technology at a community town hall with Chief Mitchell.

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Johns Creek nonprofit wins county funding for free senior rides program

Senior Services North Fulton, a Johns Creek-based nonprofit, was named a 2026 Fulton County Community Services Program award recipient for its free TOPS transportation program serving residents age 60 and older, securing a share of $5.36 million distributed countywide.

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Johns Creek Chamber's global outreach draws delegations from nine countries

Business delegations from nine countries visited Johns Creek over the past year as part of the Chamber of Commerce's international outreach initiative, with Tanzania's ambassador announcing plans for a reciprocal trade mission at the Chamber's 20th anniversary luncheon on Aug. 5.

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Johns Creek's core industries shrink as Georgia jobless rate falls

Georgia's July jobs report shows unemployment at a three-year low of 3.3%, but the state lost 9,200 payroll jobs in a month, with the steepest cuts in professional services, finance and retail — the sectors concentrated in Johns Creek's Technology Park and along the Georgia 400 corridor.

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Johns Creek wage growth cools as Atlanta falls behind national pace

Atlanta-area private-sector wages grew just 2.6% in the year ending June 2026, trailing the 3.1% national rate, while local food prices jumped 5.5% and energy costs rose 11.5%, squeezing Johns Creek workers and businesses along Technology Park and State Bridge Road.

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Saathvik Aahar opens in Johns Creek with dedicated vegetarian Indian menu

Saathvik Aahar, a fully vegetarian Indian restaurant operated by Chef Anil Kompalli's group, opened Aug. 14 at 5805 State Bridge Road in Johns Creek with a menu spanning South Indian, North Indian, Gujarati, Jain and vegan dishes, including rare Swaminarayan-style items made without onion or garlic.

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Johns Creek's Sydnee Cane named Puerto Rico captain's top protégé after Tokyo World Championship run

Milton High School graduate Bri Carrasquillo, who captained Puerto Rico at the 2026 World Lacrosse Women's Championship in Tokyo, named Johns Creek senior and Stanford commit Sydnee Cane as her top coaching success story.

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Johns Creek girls open season with a 67-point rout at Fowlkes Memorial Invitational

The Johns Creek girls cross country team won the Fowlkes Memorial Invitational team championship on Aug. 17 with 23 points, sweeping the top three individual spots led by senior Tasneem Ahmed's first-place finish in 20:48.24, while the boys placed fourth.

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Cameron Joyce

Cameron Joyce

Cameron is a Rhode Island native and graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in News Media in 2026. He previously worked as a beat writer for Alabama volleyball and baseball for "The Crimson White" and a pro sports writer for Ball Exclusives.

Cameron Joyce

Cameron Joyce

Cameron is a Rhode Island native and graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in News Media in 2026. He previously worked as a beat writer for Alabama volleyball and baseball for "The Crimson White" and a pro sports writer for Ball Exclusives.

Cameron Joyce

Cameron Joyce

Cameron is a Rhode Island native and graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in News Media in 2026. He previously worked as a beat writer for Alabama volleyball and baseball for "The Crimson White" and a pro sports writer for Ball Exclusives.

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