🙌 Hand-picked news & tips for North Atlanta

This week we cover:

  • 🏬 Gateway to Downtown

  • 👻 Acworth’s Halloween JamBOOree

  • 📈 The Weekly Market Update

  • 🙌 Handpicked Tips: Prep Your Home Before Winter Hits

  • ❤️ Deal of the Week

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📰 North Atlanta News

  • Woodstock will get a new "gateway to downtown" with the 118,000-square-foot Woodstock Mill District, featuring a Publix anchor and mill-inspired retail spaces opening in phases throughout late 2026.

  • Canton approved a $7.6 million construction contract to build South Canton Park, a 6.15-acre recreational complex with playgrounds, dog parks, amphitheater, and splash pads.

  • Big public-space win for Roswell's downtown with Hillrose Market, a seven-acre development featuring roughly 150 residential units and 75,000 square feet of retail space beginning construction next year.

📅 Local Happenings

  • Acworth Parks and Recreation will host their annual Halloween JamBOOree at Logan Farm Park on Saturday, October 25, 2025 from 3-7 PM, featuring carnival games, inflatables, food vendors, and a costume contest.

  • Area 51's The Fringe Mini Golf is celebrating Spooktacular BOGO on Saturday, October 25, 2025 from 4-6 PM, combining Halloween-themed mini golf with trick-or-treating on both courses.

  • Cobb PARKS is hosting the Fall Festival of Fun at Jim R. Miller Park with hayrides, carnival games, sweet treats, and free family entertainment.

📈 Cherokee County Market Update

This week, the median list price for Cherokee County, GA, is $589,900, with the market action index around 32. This is consistent with last month's market action index of 32.

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💡 Tips For Homeowners

Fall Maintenance Checklist: Prep Your Home Before Winter Hits

North Georgia’s chilly season is right around the corner, and a little prep now can save you from headaches later. We’ve gathered a few quick wins to keep your home cozy, safe, and efficient all winter long.

1. Protect Outdoor Plumbing
Frozen pipes can lead to costly repairs.

  • Disconnect and drain garden hoses

  • Shut off exterior water valves and open faucets to release leftover water

  • Wrap exposed pipes in foam insulation, especially in garages or crawl spaces

2. Check Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Heating systems work overtime in winter, so safety checks matter.

  • Test each detector using the “test” button

  • Replace batteries every six months

  • Swap out any unit older than 10 years

3. Seal the Drafts
Walk around your home with your hand near doors and windows. Feel a chill? Add weatherstripping or caulk to keep warm air in and cold air out.

4. Service Your Furnace
A quick tune-up now keeps your home warm and your energy bills lower.

  • Schedule a professional inspection before the first freeze

  • Change filters every 1 to 3 months

  • Listen for odd noises or smells that could signal trouble

Spend a couple of hours this weekend and avoid costly repairs all winter. We love helping our neighbors keep their homes in top shape for the season ahead.

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