DeKalb County, Georgia, is updating its voter rolls, sending "No Contact" and NGE notices to 58,000 registrants to confirm details or risk becoming inactive or cancelled.

Woodstock City Council approved the construction of two new fire stations to improve public safety and response times, citing detailed plans for staffing and equipment to enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the Fire Department.

Clayton County Extension invites the public to a Pollinator Census on Aug. 23, 2025, at Reynolds Nature Preserve, aiming to educate and engage the community in conservation efforts.

Milton Restaurant Week, September 8-14, will feature special dining deals from local restaurants showcasing diverse culinary offerings at fixed prices.

The Headquarters Library in Georgia is hosting a "Mastering Google Calendar" class on September 15, 2025, to teach participants how to use the service effectively.

A youth commissioner's initiative to collect essentials for children in need received a significant donation from Amazon, which delivered 3,600 items and 50 backpacks.

Cobb County's new initiative offers septic tank pumping reimbursements for eligible homeowners to promote public health and prevent environmental contamination.

Marietta's draft CAPER for 2024 seeks community feedback and will be open for comment from August 15 to September 1, with a public meeting on August 28.

Nurses and advocates protest against staffing and service cuts at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, citing concerns over veteran care, particularly for those with mental illnesses. The VA claims it's reallocating resources, not cutting staff.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved funding for children's, seniors', and first responders' services, including a grant for CASA and a new fire training tower. K9 Nitro was honored upon retirement.

Duluth celebrated Multicultural Week with cultural performances, international cuisines, and activities, highlighting diversity and unity in the community.

Milton reminds residents of campaign sign rules: permitted from August 18 until seven days post-election; additional period for run-offs; limits on residential signage size; no City property signs allowed.

The Gone With the Wind Museum hosts an event providing deep insights into the classic tale and offers tours with an exclusive souvenir on August 30th, for $10 (discounts available).