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Sandy Springs Police Capt. Steve Rose said Chamblee Police have video of a man kidnapping the woman from a Chamblee Walmart. He brought her back to his apartment at the Pointe at Canyon Ridge.
Good schools and the planned downtown Sandy Springs town center have generated buyer interest in homes in the Mountaire Springs neighborhood. See more below.
Fulton School officials search for a new school site reveal Sandy Springs land is in demand and there’s not much available for interested buyers.
See who's hiring in Sandy Springs and nearby.
Artist Dakoro created a painting live on Saturday, during a music and paint show at Kat’s Café in Midtown. He gave the completed work to an audience member who guessed the correct age of the person in the painting. See more below.
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Moms know what their children need, even when they're gone. Happy Mother's Day from Sandy Springs Patch!
See what's happening in Sandy Springs and nearby, this weekend.
Neighbors say some homeowners are selling their homes to builders for about $200,000. The homes are torn down and replaced by $800,000 houses.
The 35-year-old Sandy Springs resident hit a median wall, struck another vehicle and ignored Alpharetta Police lights following her.
The 35-year-old Sandy Springs resident hit a median wall, struck another vehicle and ignored Alpharetta Police lights following her.
Matthew Terry is wanted in the March shooting of ex-girlfriend Shawn Crew at Chastain Apartments on Roswell Road. A police tip led to his capture by Wilmington Police and the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force.
Tell us your vision for the former Yoforia at Perimeter Pointe shopping center.
Through activities and straight talk, Sandy Springs Police encourage children to stand-up to bullies and report any bullying they see or experience to an adult. They also talk about cyber-bullying and child abduction.
See what's going on around town, this week.
Manhunt for killer of Sandy Springs man is also a top story, this week.
Ray's on the River will host a tequila class on Saturday.
A new videos series explains City of Dunwoody departments.
District 6 Sen. Hunter Hill represents part of Sandy Springs. His first legislation grants a 120-day driver’s license extension to foreign nationals working here and also awaiting on an extension of a work visa from the federal government.
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