The Gwinnett Solicitor General's Office has established a new Special Victims Unit to better address sensitive misdemeanors like sex crimes and vehicular homicides, focusing on teen victims and extending to animal cruelty cases.

Smyrna offers a free legal clinic this Saturday from 10:00 am to noon at the Smyrna First United Methodist Church to help residents with various legal issues.

The City is hosting viewings for a 39-acre property on Hopewell Road, with no pre-registration needed for prospective buyers to attend on April 30 or May 7 and submit bids by June 11.

Milton's City Council discusses new park design emphasizing sports fields, other amenities possibly delayed due to budget, receives a clean fiscal report, and considers code revisions to enhance the Deerfield area.

The Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra invites students to audition for their 20th season, with opportunities for scholarships and a celebration of GYSO's and the Georgia Symphony Orchestra's anniversaries.

Dunwoody awarded the 2024 Sustainability Hero Awards to Donna Burt and Ark Coffeehaus for their leadership in sustainable practices and community service.

Paulding County announced a Joint Strategic Airport Planning Meeting on May 7, 2025, for local stakeholders to discuss the future of the regional aviation landscape.

DuluthGA.net features beagles Penny and Chewie as Dogs of the Month for their friendly presence and local environmental initiative with Tiger Tails Animal Hospital.

Sandy Springs hosts its annual Mother-Son Dance on May 10, featuring dancing, games, and keepsakes at the Performing Arts Center. Pre-registration is required with admission costing $40 per duo.

Lee Street Park in Jonesboro has faced recurrent vandalism, impacting its amenities and facilities. Local officials urge vigilance and community reporting to curb this issue.

The Piedmont Park Conservancy in Atlanta unveiled a comprehensive plan for the park's first major overhaul in 25 years, with new trails, sports facilities, and a tree care initiative, set to start this year.

Georgia sees a 40% rise in cybercrime financial losses in 2024, with the state ranking 11th in internet-related complaints. Cybercrime incidents in the US reached over 859,000, with a total loss of $16.6 billion.

Douglas County announces a switch to ALERT DOUGLAS, a new emergency alert system for May 2, 2025, offering diverse contact options for residents who need to re-enroll for continuity.