Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 3rd of September.
Good morning, Roswell.
A man from Roswell is accused of driving with red and blue emergency lights and an open container of alcohol—police said.
Fulton County has proclaimed September as Recovery Month to raise awareness of mental health and substance use challenges and to honor those who have overcome addiction.
The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities will host a community event and present a proclamation—showing that help is available to anyone in need this month.
A mobile screening bus is offering free non-invasive prostate cancer detection in Roswell to help local men check for early signs of the disease, with health officials noting the service is part of ongoing efforts to improve local health.
Instacart data shows that pickles are trending in Georgia stores with Mt. Olive leading—shoppers are mixing pickles with snacks like Takis and frozen pizzas as the taste trend grows.
Healing for Hardhats - Benefit 5k
9 a.m.–1 p.m. — Riverside Park — Fundraising event — Participate in a fun run while supporting a great cause.
Music on the Hill: Piano Man
7-9 p.m. — Roswell City Hall — Free and open to the public — Unwind with a blanket and a picnic while enjoying a tribute to Billy Joel.
A Novel Idea - Author Signing Event
7-9 p.m. — Roswell Junction — Free entry — Engage with authors as they discuss their latest works and connect with the audience.
North Georgia State Fair
4 AM – 6 PM — Jim R. Miller Park & Event Center — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy the largest fair in metro Atlanta with live music and attractions!
Sunset Sips with Marcella Jones and the Brown Liquor Band
Evening hours — Great Lawn and Pavilion — Included with General Admission, Free for Members — Experience stunning sunsets paired with lively jazz, rock, and funk tunes from a talented band.
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