Roswell celebrated the completion of $3.1M improvements at its park pond on Sept.
10 through a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The project dredged the pond, built a new retaining wall, and deepened the water for fish habitat, and the city will soon add 15,000 fish & native plantings.
Roswell City Hall (38 Hill Street) will host a 9/11 commemorative ceremony on Sept.
11 at 8:30 a.m.; the program will include remarks, prayer, a presentation of the colors and a moment of silence observed at 8:46 a.m.
Eagles Nest Church opened its new $28 million campus at 2342 Holcomb Bridge Road on Sept.
6, redeveloping the former Kohl’s property into a community hub with an auditorium for over 1,000 people — and plans for weekly services, retail, and dining to follow.
North Fulton Community Charities will host its 2026 Job Fair on Oct.
6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Barbara Duffy Center, where job seekers can meet local employers & get resume help at free workshops on Sept. 15 and Sept. 23 with business attire encouraged.
Eagles Nest Church unveiled the first phase of its $28M redevelopment project on Holcomb Bridge Road on September 4 in Roswell.
The 80,000 sqft former Kohl’s is now a community center (designed for worship, events and meetings) that will boost local economic activity.
A local 15-year-old with autism organized a basketball tournament yesterday at Central Park to fight youth mental health stigma and raised about $12,000 for CHRIS 180 — he plans to expand the annual event next year.
Clayton County approved Dr. Douglas Hendrix Sr.’s three-year contract as superintendent on Monday while DeKalb schools began reviewing attendance boundaries after community feedback; Eagles Nest Church will transform a vacant Roswell retail space into an 80,000 sqft worship and community complex with a $28 million investment.
City officials & the Georgia Department of Natural Resources will begin restocking Roswell Area Park Pond with 15,000 fish later this month, marking the next phase of the $3.1 million restoration.
The park asks visitors to refrain from fishing until a healthy ecosystem is reestablished.
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