Paulding County Parks and Recreation is relocating its administrative offices to the old Oasis Church building, with all reservations and registrations to be conducted there from June 10, 2024.

Kennesaw's "Salute to America" on July 3rd features fireworks, music, food vendors, and activities in a tobacco-free park, with paid seating available. Weather may affect the event.

Cities in Georgia, including Atlanta, Athens, and Savannah, are among the contenders to host the Sundance Film Festival as it considers relocation from Park City, Utah.

Inmates at Henry County Sheriff’s Office Restorative Center graduated from The Inmate Success Program, earning certificates in skills such as welding and life training, aimed at aiding re-entry into society.

Clayton County released a video showcasing their SPLOST-funded projects, highlighting community development progress and inviting residents to view the advancements on their YouTube channel.

Marietta residents can provide input on the city's FY2025 $420.8 million budget during a public hearing on June 5, with no changes expected in the millage rate.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis and Judge Scott McAfee, involved in the Georgia Trump election probe, won their re-election bids, signaling continued local support.

Georgia Supreme Court Justice Andrew Pinson retains his seat after defeating former congressman John Barrow in a contentious race focused on abortion rights.

Police search for a suspect following a home invasion and vehicle theft in Milton; the vehicle was later found; authorities ask for public help to identify the suspect from surveillance footage.

Marietta citizens can attend City Council committee meetings on May 28, 2024, at 5:15 p.m. at City Hall, with options to watch live or via the city's website for increased transparency and engagement.

Atlanta rappers visit a 12-year-old boy, Ja'Quavious Davis, in the hospital after he was shot multiple times, expressing concern over gun violence and community safety.

Douglasville seeks public feedback through a short survey to improve its municipal website, aiming to enhance user experience based on residents' input before a May 27 deadline.

Three fifth graders presented to the Decatur School Board, advocating for sustainable lunch trays due to the high waste from Styrofoam trays. They proposed reusable or compostable options.