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4 days ago |
appenmedia.com | Bob Meyers
In high school he was a star athlete despite his diminutive size. Baseball, football and track--he excelled in all. After a career at General Motors he followed in his father-in-law’s footsteps and became a successful businessman. In the process he developed a devoted following and when he passed away in 2015 at age 78, newspapers were overwhelmed with tributes and memories. His name was Hampton Allred Phillips, but everyone called him “Hamp.” This is his story.
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1 week ago |
appenmedia.com | Hayden Sumlin
DUNWOODY, Ga. — The Dunwoody City Council approved a roughly $490,000 contract June 16 with Headley Construction to revitalize the damaged Brook Run Park Veterans Memorial. DeKalb County dedicated the memorial in 2004, four years before Dunwoody was incorporated. Because anticipated refurbishing costs exceeded the 2022 estimate, the city’s Parks and Recreation Department collaborated with the veterans community to develop a new design last fall.
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1 week ago |
appenmedia.com | Hayden Sumlin
METRO ATLANTA — MarketNsight, one of the Southeast’s leading consultants for housing data and trends, projected a return to rate-driven market during its June 12 update to industry personnel. John Hunt, chief analyst and principal of MarketNsight, said his team’s December 2024 forecast was spot on. Despite tariff and trade turmoil, the housing market remains on par with last year.
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1 week ago |
appenmedia.com | Bob Meyers
This week’s column highlights the Oxbo Falls Manufacturing Company, also known as the Roswell Pants Factory or Oxbo Pants Factory, founded in 1894 by James Henry “Pony” Waller (1852-1913) who organized, built and operated the plant. It is thought that earlier he was superintendent of the Roswell Manufacturing Company, known as the Roswell Cotton Mill, founded by Roswell King, the namesake for the City of Roswell, and his son Barrington King.
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1 week ago |
appenmedia.com | Hayden Sumlin
SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — The Sandy Springs City Council approved the city’s fiscal year 2026 budget and general liability insurance at its June 17 meeting. The city’s overall budget, including all funds and its debt on city facilities, totals $1.062 billion. Most of that is assigned to multi-year projects within the Public Facilities Authority and to transportation projects funded through a special countywide sales tax. The Sandy Springs fiscal year begins July 1 and ends June 30.
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