Peachtree City Announces Temporary Closure of Rockspray Path for Repairs, Offers Detours and Support
Peachtree City's Rockspray Path and Line Creek Nature Area bridges will close for stormwater and safety repairs. The city provided detour maps and contacts for inquiries, emphasizing safety and enjoyment as top priorities.
Atlanta's BeyondTrust at Center of U.S. Treasury Hack, Chinese Cyber Espionage Suspected in Major Security Breach
BeyondTrust, a cybersecurity firm from Johns Creek, is at the center of an investigation into a breach of the U.S. Treasury by Chinese hackers using a compromised digital key. The extent and impact of the stolen documents are yet to be disclosed.
Atlanta Rings in New Year with Brisk Temperatures and Gusts Up to 30 MPH; Cooler Week Ahead Forecasted
The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, with a mix of patchy fog, clearing skies, and strong winds. It anticipates colder temperatures, some sunny days, and possible showers as the new week begins.
Douglasville Announces New Year's Day Closure of City Offices, Police to Maintain Regular Operations
Douglasville city offices, including City Hall and other facilities, will be closed for New Year's Day, but police will remain active. Updates on sanitation services are available online, and contact can be made via (770) 920-3005.
Beloved Junior's Pizza in Atlanta's Summerhill Shuts Doors, Cites Economic Hardship
Junior's Pizza in Atlanta closed due to economic challenges despite efforts to pay fair wages and provide quality food. The trend reflects wider local business struggles amid rising rents and changing post-pandemic habits.
Atlanta Mourns the Loss of Hometown Hero and Ex-President Jimmy Carter, Mayor Commemorates His Global Legacy
Mayor Andre Dickens honors President Jimmy Carter's legacy, emphasizing his service and humanitarian work following his presidency, including efforts with Habitat for Humanity and The Carter Center.












