David Perdue is confirmed as US Ambassador to China, backed by Georgia Ag. Commissioner Harper for promoting Trump's America First agenda and US agriculture.

Georgia's Agriculture Commissioner announces open nominations for Commodity Commissions to guide research and promotions in various agricultural sectors.

Lawrenceville announces its outdoor summer concert series at the Lawrenceville Lawn featuring various performances and local festivities, with VIP options available. Mayor David Still highlights the event's significance for community unity.

Deidra Edwards is appointed as the new superintendent of Smith Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections, overseeing its 210 male residents beginning May 1, 2025.

Lachaka McKenzie is appointed Deputy Warden of Care and Treatment at Central State Prison by the Georgia Department of Corrections, starting May 1, 2025.

Travis Stubbs has been appointed as the new Superintendent of Columbus Transitional Center as of May 1, recognized for his experience and progression through Georgia's correctional system.

The Decatur City Schools Board unanimously voted to reinstate their DEI policies following federal court injunctions that halted relevant executive orders.

Residents of Chelsea Gardens in College Park protest eviction, citing inadequate relocation time and lack of promised aid from the city and landlord. Despite assistance claims, many have yet to receive help.

The City of Atlanta has unveiled a $3.0 billion operating budget for FY 2026, prioritizing public safety, housing, and infrastructure, with tax reallocation set to benefit residents.

The Jonquil City Jog is scheduled for May 3, 2025, in downtown Smyrna, featuring a 5K and 1-mile run, with opportunities for sponsorship and community involvement.

Delta Air Lines is raising employee pay by 4%, marking the fourth year of consecutive raises, part of its broader compensation philosophy that includes profit-sharing and other bonuses.

The Smyrna Garden Tour showcases private gardens, with a self-guided experience supporting Keep Smyrna Beautiful initiatives, including a plant sale and Tea Room refreshments.

Two Atlanta neighborhoods experienced separate fires; one at a triplex with no injuries and the second in an apartment complex garage, damaging vehicles but causing no injuries. Investigations are ongoing.