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New Continuous Achievement system put in place in Fulton County Schools.

'Continuous Achievement' Model Revamped in Fulton County Schools

The intersection project is supposed to reduce the traffic congestion in all directions, so backups like this one on the eastbound lanes of Old Milton approaching North Point Parkway don't get this bad.

Road Construction to Tie Up North Point/Old Milton Traffic

Gov. Deal Orders Return of Bibles to Rooms at State Parks

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Sens. Albers, Shafer Given A+ by Chamber, Rep. Riley Gets B+

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Autrey Mill Middle School Supports Brain Tumor Awareness

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Check out this roundup of fun stuff going on around Upper Southampton this weekend.

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Theater, Dancing, Live Music on Tap This Weekend

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News Nearby: Sandy Springs Wife Lost an Eye; 3 Indicted in International Sex Trafficking

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A Missouri Republican state committeeman has concerns about how "common core" standards will impact Parkway and Rockwood Schools.

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Fulton's Grad Rate: 71.34 Percent

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The Johns Creek Police Department raised funds for Special Olympics of Georgia with their annual golf tournament, May 6.

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Johns Creek Police Top Fundraisers for Special Olympics Again

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Dana Ulepich looks at the debris from her house destroyed by a powerful tornado ripped through the area of in Moore, Oklahoma, on May 20, 2013. The tornado, reported to be at least EF4 strength and two miles wide, touched down in the Oklahoma City area on Monday, killing at least 91 people.

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How to Help the Oklahoma Tornado Victims

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Check Out the Graduation Schedule in Johns Creek

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Starting Salaries for Class of 2013 Graduating Seniors up 5.3%

By Lisa Proctor | Wednesday, May 22

Current Graduating Seniors are celebrating a 5.3% increase in starting salaries.

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Memorial Day Weekend Weather Forecast Calls for Sunny Skies, Mild Temperatures

By North Georgia Weather | Thursday, May 23 | 2 comments

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Sunny and cooler weather returns for Memorial Day weekend.

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Strong4Life: Holidays Don’t Have to be Lazy Days

By Stephanie Walsh, M.D., Medical Director, Child Wellness, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta | Wednesday, May 22

Happy Memorial Day to you, your family and all who have served our country. For most of us, this weekend marks the official start of summer—and I can’t wait!

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