by Matthew Weber | May 18, 2026 | Living in Dunwoody, Most Viewed Posts
This is my local guide to Dunwoody restaurants: more than 70 places to eat, sorted by neighborhood and by what you are in the mood for. I’ve lived in Dunwoody since 2010 and I admin a Facebook group of around 14,000 opinionated members in the Dunwoody Area Restaurant...
by Matthew Weber | May 14, 2026 | Living in Dunwoody, Most Viewed Posts
I moved to Dunwoody in 2010. That was the same year the city incorporated. Before that, DeKalb County was responsible for the parks here, and it showed. Brook Run existed, but it was a shadow of what it is today. There was no real trail system. No splash pad. No...
by Matthew Weber | May 14, 2026 | Living in Dunwoody, Most Viewed Posts
All school data sourced from Niche.com and the Georgia Department of Education (2023-24 school year). Dunwoody school districts are the first thing most families ask me about — before they ask about the houses. That makes complete sense. Where your kids go to school...
by Matthew Weber | Dec 9, 2025 | Living in Dunwoody
Dunwoody High School is about to break ground on Seacrest Stadium Dunwoody. The Bring It Home campaign has raised over $1.2 million toward its $1.5 million goal, contracts are being finalized, and construction is imminent. If the build stays on schedule, the Wildcats...
by Matthew Weber | Oct 4, 2025 | Living in Dunwoody
We lost a great one last night. Coach Mike Nash wasn’t just a football coach; he was a mentor who molded young men and a servant leader dedicated to the Dunwoody community. This past summer, Dunwoody got the chance to give that love back. The Dunwoody Homeowners...
by Matthew Weber | Sep 9, 2024 | Living in Dunwoody
Bev Wingate, known as the Mother of Dunwoody, was one of the leaders of Dunwoody Yes, the grassroots campaign that turned Dunwoody into a city. Voters approved cityhood with 81% on July 15, 2008, and Dunwoody officially became a city on December 1, 2008. Bev passed...
