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Spooky Mill returns to Johns Creek Sunday after hurricane delay

Autrey Mill Nature Preserve's 17th annual Spooky Mill Halloween fundraiser runs Sunday, Oct. 18, with family activities from 2 to 5 p.m. and scarier attractions after dark, following a reschedule caused by Hurricane Isaias.

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The Art Center marks 30 years with September gala

The Art Center, Johns Creek's longtime arts nonprofit founded in 1996, celebrates its 30th anniversary with a gala at St. Ives Country Club on Friday, Sept. 18, featuring live music, arts entertainment, and heavy hors d'oeuvres to benefit community programming.

$10,000 gift funds daffodil planting at Cauley Creek Park this fall

The Atlanta Retailers Association and Platinum Business Alliance donated $10,000 to Johns Creek Beautification during a July 25 cricket tournament, funding thousands of daffodil bulbs to be planted by community volunteers at Cauley Creek Park on October 10.

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Hen Mother Cookhouse reopens in Johns Creek after renovation

Hen Mother Cookhouse, the Michelin Guide-recommended breakfast restaurant at 11705 Jones Bridge Rd. in Johns Creek, reopens Tuesday, July 28, after a brief renovation closure, while its second location in downtown Alpharetta continues normal service.

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Johns Creek Chamber hits 2030 revenue goal four years early

The Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce reported record fiscal year 2025–2026 results on Friday, July 24, with net membership up 46.2% and total revenue up 41.2%, reaching a strategic plan target set for 2030. The Chamber will formally present detailed results at its State of the Chamber luncheon Wednesday, August 5, at the YiFan Event Center.

Entrance sign and brick building of Morehouse School of Medicine on a sunny day.

Johns Creek native's path from plant science to medical device testing

Johns Creek native Christopher McCoy parlayed a cum laude plant biotechnology degree from Alabama A&M and a 4.0 master's from Morehouse School of Medicine into a health informatics career testing high-risk medical devices at Avanos Medical in Alpharetta.

Medley development, GA 400 Express Lanes reshape Johns Creek simultaneously

The 43-acre Medley mixed-use development at Johns Creek Town Center is on track for an October 29 grand opening with more than 75% of retail space leased, while the $4.6 billion GA 400 Express Lanes project begins construction through the city's commuter corridor.

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