Woodstock unveils a "cool roof" for City Hall Annex, aiming to reduce temperatures and energy costs, with a solar reflectance rating of 0.76. The move is part of a sustainability push with incentives for eco-friendly building projects.

Amy Jenkins donated a kidney to retired deputy Brandon Pruitt, an act celebrated by her community and Fayetteville officials as embodying selflessness and courage.

Atlanta police report a man was shot after confronting individuals during an alleged vehicle break-in on November 21; he was hospitalized and an investigation is ongoing.

The GBI is investigating a DeKalb County officer-involved shooting where a woman fired at police, hitting an officer's vest, and was then shot by police. No children were found despite initial reports.

DeKalb County approves a $78 million contract with AMR for improved emergency ambulance services, promising better response times and healthcare capabilities.

DeKalb County has completed its Municipal General/Special Election and is preparing for December 2 runoff elections in three contests, with early voting starting tomorrow.

Milton City Park and Preserve is closing on November 24 for upgrades, including landscaping and trail extension, with expected completion by year-end. Other local parks remain open during this period.

Georgia announced the 2025 Georgia Christmas Tree Farm Map, a guide to nearly 100 local tree farms, available online and in the Market Bulletin, to encourage picking fresh, local trees.

Marietta's offices and services will close for Thanksgiving on November 27-28, urging residents to check altered waste pickup schedules and providing emergency contact information.

Atlanta Police thwarted a potential attack at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, arresting a suspect, Billy Jo Cagle, who made terroristic threats and possessed a firearm.

Snellville plans a public hearing on December 8, 2025, to discuss funding for a new community center, with options including Lease-Purchase or Installment Sale Agreements.

Dunwoody's Wildcat Park features a new public art exhibit, "Art for All," with 12 sculptures from various artists, aimed at attracting visitors to the park.

Georgia lawmakers focus on boosting teacher support and literacy programs, led by Sen. Hickman and reviewed by the Senate Committee on Education and Youth.