Marietta maintains its tax millage rate at 4.692 mills for the 24th year despite property value increases, while offering a homestead exemption to alleviate potential homeowner burdens. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss this fiscal decision.

Douglas County announces the grand opening of a revamped Family Fun Center and Skate Park with activities and entertainment for all ages on July 12th.

Dunwoody police officers to receive a 4.9% pay raise in July 2025, with perks including education bonuses, a substantial housing stipend, and full medical coverage from day one.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture arrested four suspects for the theft of $3.6 million worth of hemp oil, in a major inter-state collaborative operation.

Clayton County Public Schools reiterates its clear backpack policy for all grades, aiming to enhance safety by ensuring the contents of students' bags are visible.

Conyers, GA's Red, White & Boom event celebrates Independence Day on July 3rd with family activities, live music, food trucks, and fireworks, with road closures for safety.

The Carroll County Probate Court is moving from the 2nd to the 5th floor and will be temporarily closed from July 15-17 for the move. Urgent matters can call 770-830-5840.

A severe storm hit Dunwoody, Georgia, causing extensive damage, downed trees and power outages, with a swift response from local police and public works departments.

Nicole Love Hendrickson was reappointed to lead the ACCG's Economic Development and Transportation Policy Committee, a role key to shaping Georgia's growth and infrastructure policies.

Cobb County issued a property tax increase notice due to a legal requirement, but isn't raising the millage rate; tax revenue will rise because of increased property values.

The City of Marietta will close offices July 4th to observe Independence Day, while sanitation schedules will change, with emergency services remaining available.

DeKalb County is providing over $206 million in property tax relief to eligible homeowners with homestead exemptions, funded by the EHOST one-penny sales tax.

Cobb County has launched a new, cost-effective paramedic training program for firefighters and emergency personnel, set to double the number of trained paramedics annually.