Senator Anavitarte expresses grief over John Dean's death, praising his service on the school board, military background, and contributions to Paulding County.

Rebecca Hill has been appointed as the new director of Georgia International Horse Park, succeeding Jennifer Bexley, due to her extensive experience and industry qualifications.

Milton's PRAB to review final plan for a new 21.4-acre park with multiple sports fields and amenities at their May 15 meeting, inviting public participation.

Fulton County announces an Advance Voting period from May 27 to June 13 for the June 17 Special Primary Public Service Commissioner Election, with 18 locations for early voting and 7 for absentee ballot drop-offs.

Ronald Barrett, Marietta's IT Director, has been named among the Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers by Government Technology magazine for advancing the city's tech and innovation.

The Atlanta Police Department held a training exercise at the Georgia Aquarium to practice emergency response, simulating an active shooter scenario for preparedness.

Law enforcement in Gwinnett County supports Special Olympics with a 20-mile Torch Run on May 15 involving multiple agencies. The public event promotes inclusion and aims to spread awareness for the Games starting May 16 at Emory University.

Georgia has passed a law granting pesticide manufacturers immunity from some lawsuits, a move that benefits Bayer in legal challenges regarding its product Roundup.

Clayton County hosts "Movie Under the Stars" featuring "Sonic the Hedgehog 3" on June 7, 2025, at Flat Shoals Park, with festivities from 5:30 p.m. and film at 7:00 p.m.

Clayton County Public Schools invites individuals to their Summer Hiring Event on June 7, 2025, at the Morrow Center to fill various educational roles.

Winder wins Georgia's best-tasting tap water title and eyes national contest after a previous district victory and a history of water quality excellence.

Atlanta may soon deploy autonomous shuttles for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with a pilot program connecting key locations, funded partly by Atlanta Beltline Inc.'s requested $1.75 million.

Advocacy groups are urging DeKalb County to halt water shutoffs until a new affordability program starts on July 1. The program aims to help predominantly low-income Black residents by capping bills at 3% of household income.