Woodstock City Council updated its Comprehensive Transportation Plan, focusing on traffic flow, pedestrian paths, and Smart Cities tech, based on public feedback.

Athens-Clarke County is seeking public art proposals for murals at Lay Park and Heard Park Community Centers, with a September 19 submission deadline.

Woodstock names Melissa Sigmund as Community Development Director, bringing extensive planning expertise and leadership experience to guide the city’s growth.

Fayetteville residents involved in HOAs and POAs will meet city leaders to discuss community concerns on September 6. The meeting will provide project updates and discuss new solid waste services.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Foster Care is holding its first meeting to assess and improve services for transition-age youth. The public event will be live-streamed on August 20.

Marietta Police are searching for a 2019-2022 Chevy Silverado suspected of involvement in a hit-and-run that killed truck driver Terrell Lowdermilk on an I-75 ramp.

A road collapse on Stonegate Industrial Blvd in Stone Mountain has prompted closures and repair efforts, with the extent and cause under investigation.

Atlanta's weather includes sunny skies with intermittent showers and thunderstorms, hot temperatures, and light winds.

The Headquarters Library in Georgia is hosting a "Mastering Google Calendar" class on September 15, 2025, to teach participants how to use the service effectively.

A section of Rosedale Road NE in Atlanta was closed for tree removal, affecting traffic between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Local access was allowed, but detours were necessary for general traffic.

A youth commissioner's initiative to collect essentials for children in need received a significant donation from Amazon, which delivered 3,600 items and 50 backpacks.

Chance the Rapper announced the "And We Back Tour," starting in Houston and including a stop in Atlanta on September 29. His new album "Star Line" is set to release on August 15, promising a personal reflection of his journey.

Milton reminds residents of campaign sign rules: permitted from August 18 until seven days post-election; additional period for run-offs; limits on residential signage size; no City property signs allowed.