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Community

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Viva Roswell returns with three Hispanic Heritage Month concerts

Roswell's Viva Roswell concert series returns for its second year with three Hispanic Heritage Month performances at the Cultural Arts Center, running Sept. 19 through Oct. 11 with tickets starting at $9.

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Colorful papel picado banners hang over an outdoor festival booth on a sunny day.

New free tool maps every Roswell park, trail and river access

Pulse Media Group launched the free Roswell Parks Hub on Monday, Aug. 24, an interactive tool covering all 15 city parks, five trail systems and six river access points with live trail conditions, real-time Chattahoochee gauge data and active closure alerts.

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Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Vickery Creek Unit.

Viva Roswell returns with three Hispanic Heritage Month concerts

Roswell's Viva Roswell concert series returns for its second year with three Hispanic Heritage Month performances at the Cultural Arts Center, running Sept. 19 through Oct. 11 with tickets starting at $9.

· 2 min read

Colorful papel picado banners hang over an outdoor festival booth on a sunny day.

New free tool maps every Roswell park, trail and river access

Pulse Media Group launched the free Roswell Parks Hub on Monday, Aug. 24, an interactive tool covering all 15 city parks, five trail systems and six river access points with live trail conditions, real-time Chattahoochee gauge data and active closure alerts.

· 2 min read

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Vickery Creek Unit.

Viva Roswell returns with three Hispanic Heritage Month concerts

Roswell's Viva Roswell concert series returns for its second year with three Hispanic Heritage Month performances at the Cultural Arts Center, running Sept. 19 through Oct. 11 with tickets starting at $9.

· 2 min read

Colorful papel picado banners hang over an outdoor festival booth on a sunny day.

New free tool maps every Roswell park, trail and river access

Pulse Media Group launched the free Roswell Parks Hub on Monday, Aug. 24, an interactive tool covering all 15 city parks, five trail systems and six river access points with live trail conditions, real-time Chattahoochee gauge data and active closure alerts.

· 2 min read

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Vickery Creek Unit.
Brick pathway leading to a stone obelisk in a park with large trees and autumn leaves.

Free brass, accordion concert set for Roswell Town Square Aug. 23

The City of Roswell's Sundays in the Park series continues with a free outdoor concert at Roswell Town Square on Sunday, Aug. 23, featuring the Roswell New Horizons Pops Band's Dogwood Brass Quintet and the Atlanta Accordion Club.

City map of Roswell Area Park with yellow highlighted road resurfacing route and construction schedule legend.

Overnight road work begins Aug. 17 at Roswell Area Park

The City of Roswell announced that overnight road resurfacing at Roswell Area Park will begin Monday, Aug. 17, running weeknights from 10:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m., with the park remaining open during regular hours.

Rising costs push more North Fulton seniors to seek meal delivery help

Senior Services North Fulton reports a 20% jump in Meals on Wheels participation over six months as rising costs push more seniors toward food insecurity, with Roswell resident Tommy Bloodworth illustrating how the program provides both nutrition and human connection.

Outdoor artificial turf athletic fields with tall light poles and chain-link fencing at a public park.

Roswell council OKs park upgrades, revisits Green Street trail funding

Roswell City Council on Aug. 10 approved $419,000 in bond-funded park upgrades at East Roswell Park and Hembree Park, and voted on a revived $4.5 million state funding application for a pedestrian trail linking the historic district to Woodstock Park.

Two yellow school buses on a road with a City of Roswell logo overlay.

Roswell taps Gen Alpha slang for new school-zone safety campaign

The City of Roswell launched its #SlowDownRoswell campaign Monday, Aug. 3, with Mayor Mary Robichaux and young residents using Gen Alpha slang to remind drivers to slow to 25 mph in school zones, part of a broader $400,000 traffic-calming initiative.

Fire department officer in white uniform speaks to uniformed recruits seated at a conference table.

Roswell Fire welcomes 15 new recruits in latest hiring push

Fifteen new Roswell firefighters began orientation Aug. 3 at the Roswell-Alpharetta Public Safety Training Center, continuing the department's five-year transition from part-time to full-time staffing.

Children in colorful smocks sit on a library floor while a staff member reads a book during storytime.

Fulton libraries tally 18,000+ readers for summer program

The Fulton County Library System's 2026 "Unearth a Story" summer reading program wrapped with 18,308 participants countywide, and Roswell Library families can now join the free "Learning Lives Here" August reading challenge.

Circular green logo reading The Healing Train with a decorative border.

Nonprofit founder seeks more sponsors to grow cancer patient support

Roswell native Matt Zlotnick founded The Healing Train in 2012 after his father's lung cancer diagnosis, raising money through wiffle ball tournaments at Rotary Dream Field to buy gas cards and cover parking for chemo patients at three major hospitals.

Volunteers with shovels and garden tools working in raised beds at an outdoor community event.

HomeStretch's summer camp helps 33 kids get ready for school

HomeStretch's eight-week summer enrichment camp concluded Friday, July 31 after serving 33 Roswell-area children experiencing homelessness, with Roswell Rotary Club volunteers helping bridge the gap before Fulton County Schools opened Monday, August 3.

Black sign on a metal post reading 'Mimosa Hall – A Founders Home – Circa 1840' with a white fence and trees.

Mimosa Hall opens for private event bookings starting in August

Mimosa Hall & Gardens at 127 Bulloch Drive is now accepting event bookings for August 2026 and beyond, with indoor capacity for 75 guests and outdoor grounds for up to 1,000 coming in fall 2026, as part of the city's Founders Park initiative linking five historic landmarks into a walkable corridor.

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