Two men were rescued by Atlanta Fire Rescue and Cobb County's team with police helicopter support after their tubes deflated on the Chattahoochee River.

Lawrenceville announces a municipal election for November 4th, with two City Council seats available. Qualifying for candidates is from August 18-20 with a $378 fee.

The City of Milton unveils a Student Service Award to honor high school seniors for their community service within city-approved organizations, with different levels based on volunteer hours. Applications are open until March 31, 2026.

Barrow County appoints Bill Nash as Deputy County Manager and Brett Skinner as Fire Chief, enhancing leadership for infrastructure and emergency services.

Mayor Derek Norton to deliver Smyrna's State of the City Address on September 30 at the Community Center, with required registration closing on September 19.

Gwinnett County approves six small area plans for its 2045 Unified Plan, reflecting direct community input on land use, housing, and economic development.

Suwanee plans to convert a walkway into a "reading grotto" at the Town Center, funded by a $100,000 grant from Explore Gwinnett for community enhancement.

Cobb County's new "CobbGov" mobile app for both Apple and Android is designed to facilitate resident interactions with county services and provide real-time updates and alerts.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper urges precautions for animal safety amid a heat wave, emphasizing the need for water, shade, and limited outdoor activity.

Fulton County officials tentatively approve a 12.49 percent increase in property taxes, with public hearings held for citizens to provide input on the financial implications.

WorkSource Fulton is deploying its Mobile Career Center to Fulton County libraries to offer on-site career help, backed by the WIOA, with services including internet access and employment guidance.

Fulton County has allocated $5.3 million to non-profits for community services, covering six categories of aid, with the CSP having contributed $58 million in total to date.

Dunwoody's audit shows a $3.5 million increase in reserves, with revenues up by $1.26 million, allowing for a larger-than-required fund balance. Mayor Deutsch emphasizes prudent financial management.