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Buckhead Business Association Welcomes New Board of Directors for 2016

January 29, 2016 Special to Express Telegraph

The Buckhead Business Association (BBA) will officially announced new members to its Board of Directors this month. The members will assume their roles at the end of January and will serve in their leadership positions until January 2017.

Laura Turner Seydel to address Buckhead Business Association

January 25, 2016 Special to Express Telegraph

An acclaimed international environmental advocate and eco-living expert will appear before the Buckhead Business Association (BBA) this week.

Community News

Ralston appoints Meadows co-chair of High School Athletics Overview Committee

August 11, 2015 Special to Express Telegraph

Speaker of the Georgia House David Ralston, R-Blue Ridge, has appointed Representative John Meadows, R-Calhoun, as co-chair of the High School Athletics Overview Committee.

Gladys Knight Highway resolution signed into law

May 8, 2015 State of Georgia

State Sen. Donzella James, D-Atlanta, joined Gov. Nathan Deal this week as he signed Senate Resolution 441 into law.

House Passes Transportation Funding Act of 2015

March 6, 2015 State of Georgia

The Georgia House has approved legislation aimed at addressing the state’s critical transportation infrastructure needs.

Accidents decrease in Alpharetta

January 16, 2002 Todd DeFeo

The city of Alpharetta saw a decrease in accident reports in 2001 compared to 2000, city police say.

Alpharetta prepares square for the holiday season

November 23, 2001 Todd DeFeo

For many, winter is full of traditions. Santa, elves and reindeer prancing are enough to carry residents away to a winter wonderland. However, Alpharetta is far from the North Pole and, to some, does not stand as the epitome of a winter paradise.