"The burden of transparency lies on us as a city — not on the private citizen to divulge their identity in exchange for public information," writes Roswell City Councilmember Sarah Beeson in a guest column.
"As we face 2023, our challenges are great, but our opportunities are greater," writes Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul.
"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.
"Given the excellence I’ve seen, our team’s quality, and our citizens’ tremendous support, I have every reason to believe Milton will continue to set the example for others to follow," writes Mayor Peyton Jamison.
Fulton County mailed out tax assessment notices June 17. In a guest column, Commissioner Liz Hausmann explains what that means for property owners.
In a guest column, local author Kathy Des Jardins Cioffi tells aspiring authors how to get their book published in 10 steps.
In a guest column, State Representative Mary Robichaux implores Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock to support an extension of healthcare marketplace subsidies to reduce Georgians' healthcare costs.
I invite each of you to be a part of something greater than yourself and far more important than accumulating wealth or profit by joining with others to use your blessings in ways that bless others, especially the least of these.
In a guest column Roswell Mayor-elect Kurt Wilson looks ahead to 2022 and establishes priorities and goals for his first year in office.
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.
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.
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.
In a guest column Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch reflects on the past year, highlighting city successes in public safety, public works and community and economic development.
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.
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.

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

Cadillac Jack pens a guest column about Alpharetta Mayor Jim Gilvin and the city's upcoming 9/11 memorial service.