Good morning, Alpharetta.

Portia Landon (a local teen Girl Scout) launched Melodies for Memories to bring singing to an assisted living community on April 28.

The program will provide residents with regular musical sessions to support their well-being.

Patrice Williams-Lindo shared tips on using AI in the workforce on April 28 to help local professionals in Alpharetta learn ways to adjust job roles.

Her advice encouraged workers to upskill and adapt to changing digital demands.

UPS + the Sandy Springs-based shipping giant reported a 27% dip in Q1 net income to $864 million yesterday, and executives said the company expected its strategic shift to begin paying off in the back half of 2026, according to CEO Carol Tomé.

Roswell city leaders have reopened review of a proposed 15,000 seat soccer stadium at Mansell Overlook along the line that connects Roswell and Alpharetta, planning new feasibility studies; local residents raised concerns about traffic on Canton Street (a longtime issue) and keeping game ticket prices affordable.

Aeroponic Gardening Workshop

6:30-8:30 p.m. — ATL Urban Farms — $20 per person — Learn how to grow plants without soil in a hands-on gardening workshop.

Sound Healing Meditation with Sneha

6:30-7:30 p.m. — The Salt Center: Float & Wellness Spa — Limited spots available — Experience a calming Sound Bath Meditation that rejuvenates the mind and body.

Peach Kids Triathlon

7:30 AM – 1:00 PM — Wills Park — Registration fee required — A fun-filled youth triathlon fostering healthy competition for the whole family.

Jordan Thorne & Dakota East Live Performance

7-9 p.m. — Eddie's Attic — From $26.70 — Experience the enchanting sounds of emerging coastal country artist Dakota East and the talented Jordan Thorne.

Storybook Recital

4:30-5 p.m. — Denmark High School — Tickets required for ages 4 and up — A delightful showcase featuring our littlest dancers from the Storybook Class.