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"As the current City Council completes its first year, I am happy to report that it has been a year filled with much progress and achievement," writes Johns Creek Mayor John Bradberry. 

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In a guest column Milton Mayor-elect Peyton Jamison reflects on 2021, touting city success in the passage of strategic plans and setting expectations for parks growth and transportation projects in 2022. 

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In a guest column Johns Creek Mayor-elect John Bradberry looks forward to 2022 and shares his priorities, like community cohesion and the proposed town center project. 

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In a guest column Fulton County Schools Superintendent Mike Looney reflects on the past year, highlighting successes in test scores, faculty and student adaptability and COVID-19 mitigation efforts.

Forsyth County Commission Chairwoman Cindy Jones Mills reflects on 2021 in Forsyth. Mills touts county-wide successes in infrastructure improvements, public health response and economic development. 

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In a guest column Cumming Mayor Troy Brumbalow reflects on the past year, highlighting the return of the Cumming Country Fair & Festival and progress made on the City Center project.

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In a guest column, Cadillac Jack discusses the events and leaders that make Alpharetta unique, including upcoming music festival Wire & Wood.