Milton Herald

12/05/2025

Milton officials debated reducing AG-1 front yard setbacks to give homeowners more backyard space, with multiple options proposed and residents split over impacts on privacy and community character. The City Council will vote on the changes in January.

Potential zoning changes to front yard setbacks in AG-1 properties dominated discussion Dec. 1, as residents tangled with city officials.

11/17/2025

The cafeteria at Crabapple Crossing Elementary School overflowed with 130 students Nov. 12, filling boxes and tote bags with donated food.

11/17/2025

Savannah Murray turned art into healing at 13 and into a thriving business at 19.

Art became a healing outlet for Savannah Murray when she was 13 years old.

11/17/2025

Fulton County Schools debuted a bi-monthly podcast, “Let’s Talk Schools,” that strives to pull back the curtain on education.

11/12/2025

St. Francis High School hosted the Double Trouble Invitational Tournament with six games to kick off the basketball season Nov. 8.

11/12/2025

Fulton County voters approved two property tax exemptions Nov. 4 that reduce the taxable value of a senior's qualified homestead by a percentage, thereby lowering the amount they owe to the school district.

Fulton County voters approved two property tax exemptions Nov. 4 that reduce the taxable value of a senior's qualified homestead by a percentage, thereby lowering the amount they owe to

11/10/2025

Roswell High School hosted a flag football tri-match Nov. 5 where Milton won both its matches, the Hornets split 1-1, and Cambridge lost both games.

11/03/2025

The city’s annual Carvin’ in Crabapple festival brought 1,500 people from across Fulton County to Milton in celebration of fall.

10/31/2025

Milton and Roswell’s rivalry is revived once again for Halloween night to determine who rules the nest.

Milton and Roswell’s rivalry is revived once again for Halloween night to determine who rules the nest. Is it the Eagles? Or the Hornets?

10/29/2025

The Milton Planning Commission reviewed an updated preliminary plat application for 16.6 acres at the end of Blackberry Ridge Trail showing 10 single family homes atop 1.66 acres each.

The Milton Planning Commission reviewed an updated application for 16.6 acres at the end of Blackberry Ridge Trail showing 10 single family homes, up from five. It's phase two of

10/28/2025

Housing affordability and traffic are top regional concerns, according to the 2025 Metro Atlanta Speaks survey of more than 4,000 adults living in the 11 counties surrounding the Georgia State Capitol.

10/27/2025

The Milton Police Department has added two motorcycles after police officers became certified operators of the vehicles.