Voting Rights Groups Warn of Potential Lawsuit Over Georgia's New Law Impacting Homeless Voters
Rights groups threaten to sue Georgia over a new law they believe discriminates against homeless voters, citing violations of the National Voter Registration Act in a letter to the state's Secretary of State.
Record Early Registrations for 2025 Peachtree Road Race as Over 7,000 Runners Commit Following Atlanta's 2024 Event
Over 7,000 runners have signed up for the 2025 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race following the 2024 event, which had heightened participation and community engagement despite heat-related challenges.
Third-Party Contenders Kennedy Jr., West, and De la Cruz Aim for Georgia Ballot as Stein Eyes Alternate Route
Kennedy Jr., West, and De la Cruz submitted petitions to join Georgia's ballot, while Stein pursues a different qualification method, and Libertarian Oliver is already on the ballot. Their inclusion could impact election outcomes.
Fulton County Gears Up for Commissioner Arrington's 10th Annual "It Takes A Village" School Supply Giveaway
Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington, Jr. leads Fulton County District 5's annual "It Takes A Village" Back-to-School Supply Giveaway for the 2024-2025 school year, featuring events and a college essay competition.
Sandy Springs Invites Locals to Participate in Citizens’ Leadership Academy for Government Insight
Sandy Springs launches application for its Citizens’ Leadership Academy to educate residents on local government, featuring sessions with city officials. The program seeks to engage up to 30 participants, starting August 27, with a $35 fee.












