Atlanta faces a $20 million budget shortfall, prompting considerations for workforce reductions and spending cuts in the next fiscal budget, with council member Howard Shook highlighting necessary fiscal "contraction."

Sandy Springs launches SelectSandySprings.org to aid business growth, with Mayor Rusty Paul highlighting the site’s tools and resources aimed at both existing and prospective businesses.

Milton prepares for its July 4th event, "Red, White, and YOU," featuring a parade, a foam party, and festivities. Sponsorship applications are open for businesses.

Fayetteville Councilwoman Dr. Niyah Glover won the Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leadership Award for her mental health advocacy in the community.

MARTA introduces an updated online trip planner in Atlanta, enhancing public transport navigation with real-time updates and a mobile-responsive design.

The 'Meet the Neighbors' equestrian event in Freemanville-Birmingham offers family activities, pony rides, and educational demos on May 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Taste of Spring Festival and Conyers Car Show is set for May 3, featuring over 60 vendors, a variety of vehicles, live performances, and a children's business fair.

Superior Court Judge Sonja N. Brown was honored with the Justice Robert Benham Award for Community Service for her volunteer work and service beyond her judicial duties.

The Root House Plant Sale & Antique Market returns in Marietta for vintage finds and Georgia-grown plants, benefiting historical preservation on April 26, 2025.

Georgia Grown has launched the 2025 You-Pick Agritourism Map to help visitors explore over 30 local farms and engage with the state's agricultural heritage.

Capt. Helio Garcia, a dedicated officer and family man, was honored at a funeral service after dying in a head-on collision. Family, friends, and colleagues gathered to pay tribute to his legacy in South Fulton.

Actress Taraji P. Henson will speak at Spelman College's largest graduation and receive an honorary degree. She is known for acting and mental health advocacy.

DeKalb County begins replacing water mains on Rosewood Road, with 16,000 feet of pipes to enhance service. Residents can expect noise and traffic disruptions. Project completion is projected for March 2026.