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The Thomas County Central (Thomasville, GA) varsity football team has a home playoff game vs. Roswell (GA) on Thursday, December 11 @ 7:30p.

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The Thomas County Central (Thomasville, GA) varsity football team has a home playoff game vs. Roswell (GA) on Thursday, December 11 @ 7:30p.

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ROSWELL, Ga. - They say "good things come in threes" — so shoppers are expecting very good things indeed, now that the Roswell Christkindlmarket is celebrating its 3rd anniversary!

This year’s German-inspired holiday marketplace opened to the public on November 21st and will run through December 23rd, giving shoppers plenty of time to stop by and check out the eclectic collection of handmade goods and food. Once again, the Roswell Christkindlmarket is taking over the front lawn of Bulloch Hall, the historic house museum which was the childhood home of Martha "Mittie" Bulloch, the mother of Theodore Roosevelt. The open-air market features dozens of vendors in tiny wooden stalls selling seasonal crafts, food, and drinks.

Admission to the Roswell Christkindlmarket is free, and leashed pets are welcome to accompany their humans! Along with the shopping, the market hosts special experiences including pictures with Santa, which happen from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Fridays through Sundays (no reservation needed).

So…what are you waiting for? Bulloch Hall is located at 180 Bulloch Avenue in Roswell, and this year’s extended hours are 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Mondays through Thursdays, Noon to 9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and Noon to 8 p.m. on Sundays. There is a free shuttle service available on Fridays through Sundays — for more information on that, click here.

We just couldn’t wait until Black Friday to get our holiday shopping started this year, so we spent the morning at the Roswell Christkindlmarket (for the 3rd year in a row!), meeting with some of the vendors and showcasing what they’ve got for sale. Click the video player in this article to check it out!

The Source: This is a FOX 5 Atlanta original report.

ROSWELL, Ga. - A Roswell family is trying to figure out where they will go after a hidden fire ripped through their apartment building just after midnight, forcing seventeen people from their homes. The flames spread behind walls along Ashley Forest Drive, leaving several units gutted and families scrambling for a place to stay less than two weeks before Thanksgiving.

What we know:

Fire officials said the flames traveled inside concealed wall spaces along Ashley Forest Drive, quietly spreading between several connected units before firefighters arrived.

Roswell Fire officials said crews first saw light smoke, then discovered a concealed fire moving through wall spaces between multiple connected apartments.

Firefighters worked through the night opening walls to stop the flames from advancing and to fully extinguish the fire.

Several apartments were heavily damaged by fire, smoke, and water.

One firefighter from a neighboring agency was evaluated for a minor injury, and crews rescued a cat from one of the units.

The cause remains under investigation.

What they're saying:

Disaster recovery crews spent the day clearing debris from unit 11-23, where Reuben Prada with ATI Disaster Recovery Services said the damage was total. "I’m telling you, this is the worst scenario, the fire," Prada said. "Everything is gone."

Residents described how quickly the situation escalated. "It was in seconds that the smoke was all over the place," said displaced resident Jose Jenao. He told FOX 5 he thinks the fire started inside the wall near the laundry room. "The flames you couldn’t see any flame but it was smoke all over the place."

Jenao said the smell now "burns his nostrils," water covers the floor, and charred studs are all that remain inside their home. "We are saying, why did that happen at that special moment. Thanksgiving is coming so now we don’t know where we’re going to live," he said. "It’s going to be difficult for the family. Very difficult."

What we don't know:

Authorities have not said what sparked the hidden fire or how long it burned before anyone noticed. Officials have not released a full timeline of the response, including when the first 911 call came in or how fast the flames traveled through the walls. It is not clear whether all smoke alarms were working, whether the building had recent inspections, or how long displaced families may be without permanent housing.

What's next:

The American Red Cross is helping the seventeen displaced residents. Jenao and his family will stay in a hotel until they can be placed in another unit, which they hope will happen before Thanksgiving.

What you can do:

Roswell Fire officials urged families to check their smoke alarms and make sure everyone in the home knows two ways out, noting that early detection and escape plans save lives.

The Source: The Roswell Fire Department provided the details for this article. FOX 5's Alli Levine spoke with residents.

JINYA Ramen Bar has officially opened its doors in Roswell, marking the brand’s eighth Atlanta-area location and its ninth in Georgia. Located at 1013 Alpharetta Street, this expansion brings the popular ramen destination closer to the heart of North Fulton—just minutes away from Historic Downtown Roswell and the Chattahoochee River.

I recently had the chance to visit JINYA for lunch, and I have to say—the ramen lived up to every bit of the hype. The broth was rich and savory, simmered to perfection, and the noodles had that perfect bite that makes a bowl of ramen truly memorable. It was the kind of meal that leaves you both satisfied and already thinking about your next visit.

The new restaurant offers not only its signature slow-simmered ramen but also a variety of Japanese small plates, making it an ideal spot for a cozy lunch, a casual night out, or a gathering with friends.

“Bringing JINYA to Roswell marks an exciting step in our journey as we expand throughout Georgia,” said Tomo Takahashi, Founder and CEO of JINYA Ramen Bar. “We’re thrilled to welcome the Roswell community and share our passion for authentic Japanese ramen.”

The Roswell location features a warm, inviting atmosphere that fits right into the neighborhood’s vibrant dining scene. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the JINYA experience, it’s an elevated take on ramen that’s well worth the trip.

Guests can enjoy JINYA Ramen Bar in Roswell Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Friday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

For more on JINYA’s menu and locations, visit jinyaramenbar.com.