Clayton County is hosting a free "Protect Your Digital Identity Training" event on July 16, 2025, to educate residents on digital security, with hands-on guidance for various devices. Registration is required.

Duluth's downtown hosted "Flicks on the Bricks" and "Rock the Block," with music and a "Jumanji" screening, drawing community members for a night of entertainment.

Lawrenceville maintains its millage rate at 3.26 mills for 2025, leading to a property tax increase due to exceeding the rollback rate.

DeKalb County has launched a Peaceful Protest Protocol to support residents in organizing safe, lawful protests while upholding First Amendment rights.

DeKalb County postpones a 10% water and sewer rate hike to finalize a partnership with the Urban League, ensuring customer support and public understanding.

Acworth recognized Amateur Radio Week and the crucial role of ham radio operators in emergencies during their annual Field Day exercise on June 28th, highlighting their importance in disaster communication.

DeKalb County acquires a 24-acre property at 4380 Memorial Drive for $18.1M, aiming for economic development and mixed-use projects near Kensington MARTA station.

Georgia election officials announce the ballot counting for the July 15 Special Primary PSC Runoff will begin, inviting public observation for transparency.

Demolition of the former Atlanta Medical Center has started, leaving the community with mixed feelings about the loss of the historic healthcare facility and concerns about future healthcare provision in the area.

Clayton County, GA announces early voting for the Public Service Commission Special Primary Runoff from July 7 to July 11 at six locations, urging residents to participate before Election Day on July 15, 2025.

The Big Haynes Creek Nature Center is highlighted in a hiking guidebook by Jonah McDonald and Zana Pouncey, with an event planned for a book signing and nature walk.

Fulton County Board of Commissioners will meet on August 6, 2025, to discuss the General Fund millage rate and the tax digest, encouraging public engagement and transparency.

Fulton County proposes a 12.49% property tax increase, with public hearings scheduled for resident feedback. The increase could raise annual taxes by roughly $214-$384 for specific property values.