Marietta Invites Public Input on $428.4 Million FY2026 Proposed Budget, Emphasizes Transparency and Citizen Participation
Marietta announces a public hearing for its $428.4 million FY2026 Proposed Budget, highlighting citizen participation and transparency in the allocation of funds for services like police, fire, and recreation.
Continued Water Outage in Buckhead Leaves Residents and Businesses Thirsty for Answers
Residents in Buckhead, Atlanta are facing a prolonged water outage with no clear cause. Crews are investigating, focusing on a suspicious valve, affecting homes and hydrants. The city is providing bottled water as the search for a solution continues.
Atlanta Community Honors Life of Dr. Cameisha Denise Clark, Slain Clark Atlanta University Alum and Academic Leader
Atlanta community honors the life of Dr. Cameisha Denise Clark, a CAU alum and academic leader killed in a California shooting, with a funeral service at Cascade United Methodist Church.
Atlanta Pastor Dr. Jamal Bryant Calls for Boycott of Target on George Floyd Anniversary, Demands Increased Commitment to Racial Justice
Pastor Dr. Jamal Bryant led a protest on the anniversary of George Floyd's death, calling for a national boycott of Target for rolling back DEI programs.
Conyers' Sharpiros Pizzeria Wins $50,000 for Community Engagement, Courtesy of Food Critic Keith Lee and Toast
Sharpiros Pizzeria in Conyers won $50,000 from a Toast campaign for community service, presented by TikTok food critic Keith Lee, who also donated to two other Georgia restaurants.
Atlanta Jazz Festival Strikes High Note at Piedmont Park with 50,000 Attendees Despite Weather Concerns
The Atlanta Jazz Festival celebrated its 48th annual event at Piedmont Park, drawing an estimated 50,000 attendees despite potential severe weather. Fans expressed their love for jazz and the festival's energetic atmosphere.
Roswell Apartment Complex Hit by Second Water Main Break in Less Than a Week
A Roswell apartment complex suffered a second water main break within a week, leading to frustration and some residents choosing to move out. Management offered bottled water, hotel coverage, and communication about repairs.












