
🙌 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

🍻 Cadence Fair sponsored by Path & Post - Information Here!
📰 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.
💡 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.




