Kennesaw's "Art Blooms" initiative features a public art display and scavenger hunt, building up to the Art Hatch event with activities, performances, prize drawings, and community engagement around "Seeds of Change."

A student at Gwinnett School of Mathematics was arrested for allegedly taking photos in a girls' restroom. The school responded promptly and is working with law enforcement.

The article details the forecast of rainy weather with intermittent showers and potential thunderstorms for Atlanta, with varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Clayton County honors the contributions of women in the community as Women's History Month ends, acknowledging their role in progress and change across all departments.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to cut 20,000 jobs, with 2,400 from the CDC, to refocus on epidemics and improve efficiency, amidst concerns over service impacts.

Providence Road to face delays due to lane closure for pine tree removal between Providence Farms Lane and Bethany Road from March 27-28. Traffic may stop periodically; flaggers to direct vehicles.

Ryan Beland has been promoted to Warden at Rutledge State Prison, with confidence from Commissioner Tyrone Oliver in his capability to lead and refine operations. Beland has advanced from a Correctional Officer to Warden since 2011.

The sinkhole near Georgia Tech campus in downtown Atlanta has been repaired, easing traffic disruptions caused by the emergency closure of lanes after a sewer line collapse.

Hayden Quarry Road in DeKalb County is closed for water line installation until Thursday, March 27, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Travelers should expect detours and plan accordingly.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson will lead a retreat for the Board of Commissioners at Emory University to discuss local issues and policy-making.

The Georgia House approved two organ donor bills enhancing organ transportation and honoring donors, inspired by Senator Albers who donated a kidney to his son.

Smyrna, Georgia offers a "Parents Night Out" event with water activities, games, a movie, and popcorn for kids aged 4-12. Registration opens May 5th; the fee is $30.

Rockdale County Public Schools seniors win awards in a community essay contest. First place went to Jasonica Morgan, followed by Kenneth Jackson, Jr., and Kevina Dallas. The contest aims to engage youth with the city of Conyers.