Atlanta announces a resurfacing project to improve Perry Boulevard and West Marietta Street, set to begin on September 15, 2025, aiming to enhance safety and reduce commuter disruption.

Gwinnett County's Communication Department won several 2025 Savvy Awards for outstanding public outreach, including top honors for its Glass Recycling initiative and a segment on homelessness.

Clayton County Police plan community outreach during the 2025 National Faith & Blue Weekend, with activities like "Four Corners of Faith" and a Field Day to foster trust and unity.

A water main repair has closed a portion of Spring Street NW in Atlanta, with traffic control in place and no sidewalk access. The city's Department of Transportation offers a detour map online. Repair duration is unspecified.

Douglas County launched the Opioid Abatement Advisory Council and invites public participation in a Stakeholder Engagement Meeting to discuss fund allocation.

The Marietta History Center will host the "Witness to the Holocaust" exhibit and a lecture by M. Alexis Scott, focusing on historical racial injustices and the parallels between the Jim Crow and Nuremberg Race Laws.

A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed at the Villages at Carver apartment complex in Atlanta. Police are investigating, seeking footage and witnesses.

Clayton County offers an informational session for contractors on contract compliance, covering requirements, reporting, and compliance standards, with mandatory registration due to limited space.

Sandy Springs won a 3CMA Savvy Award for the Performing Arts Center's brand guidelines, successfully differentiating it from the City Springs District and attracting audiences.

State Senator Sonya Halpern calls for Governor Kemp's transparency after an ICE raid on Hyundai's EV and battery facility in Georgia, expressing concerns over the state's economic prosperity and international relations.

Marietta’s Theatre in the Square is hosting "Sister Act" from September 19 to October 5 and a gala on November 1 to celebrate the arts and support local creativity.

DeKalb County Firefighter Preston Fant died in the line of duty while attempting to rescue a colleague from a fire. He served for 21 years and is survived by his wife and five children. Flags are at half-staff to honor him.

DeKalb County is holding an art contest for middle school students to envision their community's future for World Planning Day. Artwork submissions are due by October 1st, 2025.