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At the fifth round of Public Information Open Houses for the revive285 top end project, the public saw the most specific drawings to date where each proposed alternative solutions would go to ease traffic on one of the most congested corridors in the state. Full Story »

“Governor Barnes did a great job with the theatrics and Warren Calvert did a great job with the presentation of the law,” Dunwoody City Attorney Brian Anderson said after the oral arguments before the Georgia Supreme Court on November 9. Full Story »

In last week’s Crier, in a story about efforts by backyard chicken advocates to legalize the keeping of chickens, we mistakenly attributed comments made by City Councilman Danny Ross to City Councilman Denis Shortal. Shortal did say that he was reared on a farm with chickens. Full Story »

The attempt to have a professional mediator seek an agreement between Dunwoody and DeKalb County over the transfer of parks to the new city has been discontinued - for now. Full Story »

The St. Pius X Golden Lions tamed the Dunwoody Wildcats 10-7 in a classic match-up and claimed their first region championship since 1968. The Lions finished the regular season with a perfect 10-0 record and will host the Franklin County Lions in the first round of the GHSA state playoffs next Friday. Full Story »

Kendra Fuentes and 21 other YMCA members were recognized as the YMCA’s Volunteers of the Year on November 5 at the Georgia World Congress Center. Fuentes is the volunteer of the year for the Cowart Family YMCA on Ashford Dunwoody. Full Story »

An idea from a freshman state senator that grew into a three-year crusade ended Tuesday night with a resounding vote to create the city of Dunwoody. Though few in Dunwoody know it, it was a movement that began 37 years ago. Full Story »

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The writing’s on the wall - the number of students attending DeKalb County Schools is shrinking, and the school system must follow suit. Full Story »

St. Pius X Catholic High School alumnus Dylan Kelly biked for a cause this summer - participating in Habitat for Humanity’s Bike and Build program. Full Story »

The great Dunwoody chicken debate moved from the city’s council chambers to the Sunday night meeting of the board of the Dunwoody Homeowners’ Association. Full Story »

There is a new author in the Dunwoody community. That fact alone is not too surprising, with a computer in almost every home, but this new author is just 11 years old. She is Kyra Perry, a sixth grader at Peachtree Middle School, and her novel is titled "Peanut Butter Patty." Full Story »

You’ll Laugh Your Assets Off. Accrue some interest in next Thursday’s fun: Number-crunchers — including two Dunwoody-keepers-of-the books — will take to the mike for the fifth annual Search for the South’s Funniest Accountant. Full Story »