The Smyrna Public Library will be temporarily closed from June 30 to July 3 for HVAC upgrades. Alternative arrangements such as Curbside Pickup and adjusted due dates are provided.

Atlanta's mayor and police department unveiled a Summer Safety Plan to reduce crime through around-the-clock policing and engaging community activities, particularly for youth. The plan includes proactive law enforcement and public participation.

Coweta County's annual Notice of Assessment for real property is being sent out, detailing property values and exemptions, with new changes as per Georgia law.

Heavy winds blew inflatable slides onto a busy Atlanta highway, causing traffic delays. No injuries were reported, and the slides were from Slide City Waterpark at Atlantic Station.

South Fulton inaugurated a $4.4M roundabout to improve safety at a dangerous intersection, complemented by pedestrian and drainage upgrades, funded by city and county sales tax.

Marietta announces the ribbon-cutting for the final phase of the Fairground Streetscape Project, highlighting enhanced pedestrian safety and infrastructure upgrades.

Newnan began expanding its House of Pickleball, adding six courts. Mayor Brady and city officials attended the groundbreaking, celebrating the growth of this popular amenity.

A North Fulton neighborhood is under a boil water advisory due to a significant water main break caused by contractor error, with final repairs pending.

A house fire in Senoia, Coweta County, fully engulfed a residence. Firefighters faced low water pressure from hydrants but managed without injuries. The cause is under investigation.

DeKalb County Public Library Board of Trustees will meet on June 23, with finance talks at 4 p.m. and the regular meeting at 4:30 p.m., featuring livestreaming and public input opportunities.

Gwinnett County celebrates the opening of the Hooper-Renwick Themed Library, a renovated historic black high school, with community spaces and exhibits.

Milton's City Council voted to impose year-round fireworks restrictions to protect people and horses, banning use within 200 yards of equine properties.

The Marietta History Center hosts a free "Cobb Kaleidoscope" event on June 21st to showcase local culture and history, with activities and performances for families.