Skyler Heath

3 days ago | fultonneighbor.com | Skyler Heath

A new park is set to debut in Sandy Springs this fall, joining the growing network of greenspaces across the city. At its June 3 council meeting, Sandy Springs City Council approved a $376,229 contract to Tri Scapes for the construction of Burdett Park at the corner of Johnson Ferry Road and Burdett Drive. The project includes removing invasive species and grass, grading the site, installing drainage and pedestrian lighting and adding a compacted crushed granite path with a cobble edge.

4 days ago | fultonneighbor.com | Skyler Heath

For chef Gerry Klaskala, spending the past half-century in the kitchen was more than a career — it was his personal playground. But now, recess is nearly over. The celebrated Atlanta chef behind Buckhead Diner, Canoe and Aria is retiring. His final dinner service at Aria in Buckhead will be Saturday, June 14. “It’s time,” said Klaskala, who's led Aria for 25 years. “It’s been a great, great ride.

5 days ago | fultonneighbor.com | Skyler Heath

The 2024-2025 academic year was a busy one for the Sandy Springs Education Force, having served over 200 public school students across the city. The city’s leading education-focused nonprofit served students through its mentorship, literacy and tutoring programs. This year, the nonprofit's SAIL (Students Achieving in Life) and Senior Push provided one-on-one mentoring to 49 high school students navigating college and career plans.

6 days ago | fultonneighbor.com | Skyler Heath

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1 week ago | fultonneighbor.com | Skyler Heath

A boil water advisory for a portion of west Buckhead was lifted Wednesday after an outage left homes and businesses without water for two days. A closed 12-inch valve caused the initial outage near Nancy Creek and Northside Parkway on Sunday, May 25, according to the Atlanta Watershed Management. Impacted residents and businesses remained without water until Tuesday, May 27. During the outage, the city handed out free bottled water at the Westminster Schools.