
Education
Following the Leaders
Student Leadership North Article by Aanya Shah As a student, I became interested in leadership through joining student organizations that showed me how students can create an impact outside of our classrooms. Participating in discussions, planning service initiatives and interacting with adults in leadership roles made me want to get more involved in my community. That interest led me to the Student Leadership North (formerly Student Leadership Johns Creek). This program stood out to me...
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Arts + Culture
Johns Creek Dream
Fairytale home, newly renovated Article by Johns Creek City Lifestyle staff Nestled within the gated and highly sought-after Village at Thornhill, this exquisite end-unit townhome offers a rare blend of elegance, privacy and refined luxury. A one-owner residence that has been professionally decorated and completely renovated, the home showcases meticulous craftsmanship and high-end designer finishes throughout. The light-filled, open floor plan is designed for everyday comfort and effortless...
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Arts + Culture
What’s Filming in Georgia
A 2026 TV and film preview Article by Reneé Rayles Georgia enters 2026 with a cautiously optimistic outlook for film and television. After several turbulent years marked by the pandemic, strikes and big-budget productions relocating overseas, the state begins the new year with a boost from several sizable projects preparing to shoot. At Trilith Studios in Fayetteville, James Gunn’s "Superman: Man of Tomorrow" is expected to begin production in April. Gunn previously filmed "Guardians of the...
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Fitness
Go Outside!
With so many parks nearby, there's no excuse Article by Sue G. Collins Here in Johns Creek, there is a park for every kind of afternoon. Whether you're meeting a friend for a walk in the woods, shooting hoops or playing with the kids, the community's park space is calling. In this LOVE LOCAL issue, we salute the hundreds of acres of protected land awaiting fun and games. State Bridge Park is a pocket park located near residential neighborhoods along State Bridge Road, east of Morton...
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Travel
Door County's Wonderland
A wintery dream straight out of a Hallmark movie Article and Photography by Valerie Shepherd If you’re craving a holiday escape that feels like stepping inside a snow globe, Door County, Wisconsin delivers. I know because this Georgia girl went there searching for a little winter wonderland and found it the very second I landed. With its twinkling lights, snow-dusted pines and small-town charm, this peninsula has everything you need to get into winter mode. The quiet of winter is the perfect...
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Arts + Culture
Music's Strong Foundation
The Music Studio Atlanta comes to Johns Creek Article by Lora Sommer The Music Studio Atlanta, one of Georgia’s largest privately owned music schools, is expanding with the opening of a third location conveniently located to serve families in both Johns Creek and Alpharetta neighborhoods. For families like the Hukkeris of Cumming, the new location couldn’t come at a better time. Nine-year-old Akshara Hukkeri had been thriving at The Music Studio Atlanta’s Vinings location, studying both...
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Beauty
The Business of Healthcare
Book penned by Johns Creek doctor. Article by Johns Creek City Lifestyle staff | Photography by Aleks Kapetanovic Dr. James E. Harper, a board-certified Internal Medicine physician in Johns Creek, announces the release of his compelling new book, "The Decimation of U.S. Healthcare," now available on Amazon and through IngramSpark . The book offers a rare and powerful insider's perspective on the systemic decline of the American healthcare system, drawing from Dr. Harper's decades of...
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Health + Wellness
Returning to Nurture
The Rising Influence of Doulas on Birth, Wellness and Family Life. Article by Sean O'Keefe | Photography by Doula Vida Atlanta For centuries, doulas have stood beside women as trusted guides through pregnancy, birth and the sacred transition into motherhood. Rooted in ancient traditions of care and community, their presence has always offered reassurance, wisdom and unwavering support, honoring birth not only as a medical event, but as a deeply human experience. Being a doula is a profound...
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Beauty
The Year of the Skin
Skincare, preventative and beyond Article by Johns Creek City Lifestyle staff | Photography by Catrina Maxwell Facing changes in your aging skin should be embraced, honored and yes, supported by medical professionals. And, if there are special considerations, you'll want the best. One of the top reasons patients turn to Cleaver Dermatology & Aesthetics is their dedication to early and accurate skin cancer detection. They are proud to be among the first practices in North Georgia to offer...
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Health + Wellness
Facing Jaw Pain Head On
Insight on relief, from a dentist Article by Dr. Joshua Kim Have you ever felt that nagging, dull ache lingering around your molars only to discover there’s nothing actually wrong with your teeth? Many people walk into the dentist’s office expecting a cavity or cracked filling, and instead walk out with a diagnosis they never saw coming: a jaw joint issue. Suddenly you’re told to take some medication, stick to soft foods, and ice the area for a few days. Not exactly the satisfying answer you...
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