The Atlanta Jazz Festival is set for May 24-26 at Piedmont Park, offering a lineup of free jazz performances over Memorial Day Weekend, which marks the event's 48th year.

Snellville seeks bids for 2025 road resurfacing and paving, with seven main streets and potential add-ons. Bids must be submitted by May 1, 2025, at City Hall.

The DeKalb County Board of Registration and Elections approved changes to some polling locations for the June 17 Special Primary, with most changes temporary except for a permanent shift of the Dresden Elementary (DC) Precinct.

The Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta has unveiled a major renovation, highlighting 100 years of aviation history with interactive exhibits and artifacts.

DeKalb County announces the start of a Gravity Sewer Rehabilitation Project aimed at improving local infrastructure, scheduled to begin on March 31 and potentially impacted by weather.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson will lead a retreat for the Board of Commissioners at Emory University to discuss local issues and policy-making.

Marietta celebrates the opening of improved James Street and Tower Road intersection with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 8 at 5:30 PM, featuring new traffic signals and crosswalks for enhanced safety.

Miley Vicky the corgi was named Duluth's "Dog of the Month" for eco-friendly efforts, earning a prize and inspiring community environmental stewardship.

Smyrna, Georgia offers a "Parents Night Out" event with water activities, games, a movie, and popcorn for kids aged 4-12. Registration opens May 5th; the fee is $30.

Rockdale County Public Schools seniors win awards in a community essay contest. First place went to Jasonica Morgan, followed by Kenneth Jackson, Jr., and Kevina Dallas. The contest aims to engage youth with the city of Conyers.

Dunwoody Police conducted a sting operation to ensure local businesses were not selling alcohol to minors; all 20 tested establishments passed the compliance check.

A power outage closed Clayton County courthouse temporarily, delaying court services. Cause unknown, with Georgia Power citing customer equipment malfunction. Initial misinformation claimed the jail also lost power, which was later corrected.

Bayer faces a $2.1 billion jury verdict in Georgia over claims that its Roundup weed killer caused a plaintiff's non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Bayer plans to appeal.