Councilman M. Carlyle Kent to host a Town Hall Meeting at Marietta Fire Station 51 on Thursday, November 6th, for Ward 5 residents to discuss community concerns.

Marietta Theatre Company presents "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," a musical comedy, from November 6-15, 2025, with a talented cast and a creative team featuring real-life couples.

Road crews are fixing a large hole on Meadowbrook Lane overpass above I-75 North in Clayton County, causing delays and uncertainty about the repair timeline.

Two hit-and-run incidents in Georgia result in fatalities, with investigations ongoing and police seeking public assistance in gathering more information.

An Atlanta officer is critical after his car crashed into a house and caught fire while responding to a call. A resident helped rescue him; the fire was contained, and the Georgia State Patrol is investigating the incident.

Kennesaw's annual Holly Days event features over 100,000 lights, interactions with Santa, a holiday market, entertainment for all ages, and a focus on charity and community support.

Atlanta's ATLDOT announced a road closure on Dean Drive NW for tree removal on October 22nd, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., affecting traffic and sidewalk access.

A man was wounded in the leg during a shooting in Atlanta following an overheard dispute, with police investigating and calling for public assistance.

Tennis coach Terre O’Brien was honored with a City Council proclamation for his contributions to local sports at a crowded meeting that celebrated his legacy.

Atlanta officials announce Act 358 for senior property tax relief, potentially saving $1,000 annually for those 65+. The law aims to ease the economic strain of rising living costs.

Athens-Clarke County launches a Bulky Waste Collection Program on November 3, 2025, to streamline waste disposal, reduce illegal dumping, and improve neighborhood cleanliness.

Atlanta Police are searching for Christopher Chapman, 20, last seen at Lenox Square Mall on October 10. He is described as a Black male with black hair and brown eyes. The community and police seek information on his whereabouts.

Snellville unveils its new Entertainment District branding, relaxing outdoor alcohol rules for visitors to enjoy drinks from local businesses while walking around the area.