Douglas County Animal Shelter is under quarantine due to a Pneumovirus and Parvovirus outbreak, affecting dogs, with state officials mandating the closure.

Commissioner Tashé Allen leads a neighborhood beautification initiative in District 3, seeking volunteers for a community project starting with a meeting on June 21.

Clayton County is hosting the "18 Holes for Heroes" golf tournament to support public safety agencies, with a chance for a participant to win $1 million on June 9, 2025.

Barrow County Fire Chief Alan Shuman to retire on June 30, with a legacy of fire service improvements and public safety initiatives over his nearly five-decade career.

New Providence Road in Milton will close on May 29-30 for water service repairs, affecting four homes and requiring detours around Mill Springs Academy.

Kennesaw announces its Salute to America event on July 3rd, featuring fireworks, live music, and family-friendly activities, with free admission from 6-10 p.m.

Trump's bill clears the House and heads to the Senate, with Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Harper urging bipartisan support for its potential benefits to farmers.

Athens-Clarke County Government has announced service changes for Memorial Day, including closed offices and facilities, altered waste collection, and suspended public transportation.

Clayton County announces a Co-Ed Summer Development Basketball League for teens 12-18, focusing on inclusivity and skill development, with registration open until May 24th, and a late registration period with higher fees until June 7th.

Commissioner Alaina Reaves of Clayton County hosts 'Let's Talk Budget' on June 7th to discuss FY26 Budget, encouraging community engagement before the June 17th vote. The event promotes transparency and dialogue on fiscal matters.

Duluth's Town Green hosted the Spring Arts Festival with over 100 artists, live music, artist demos, and free yoga, celebrating the community's creative spirit.

The DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority announces its board meeting on June 12th with options for in-person or Zoom attendance to discuss property titles and other agenda items.

Milton City Council votes to protect 40 acres of land on Hopewell Road as greenspace rather than developing an active park, emphasizing commitment to conservation and responsive planning.