Sandy Springs passes ordinances to address antisemitic incidents by restricting night-time soliciting and creating buffer zones for public demonstrations.

Atlanta mourns the death of rapper Young Scooter with a balloon release event, following his accidental death while evading police after a false 911 call.

The Clayton County Health District will host "Paint & Tea: A Women’s HIV Prevention Event" on April 19, 2025, for education and empowerment in HIV prevention, incorporating painting and discussions.

Newton County Board of Commissioners honored local 4-H students for their strong performance at a district competition, where 59% of participants placed in the top three.

Marietta Power received a platinum-level safety award from the American Public Power Association for its exemplary safety practices and training within the utility industry.

Flock Safety opened a new manufacturing facility in Smyrna, Georgia, expected to create 210 jobs and is part of a $10 million investment, aiming to expand their safety technology solutions including a drone response system.

Marietta History Center is hosting a free "Farm to Table Fun" Pop-In event with educational activities on April 19, sponsored by Cauthorn, Owen, and Sanders.

Providence Park will close two trails on Thursday for tree removal maintenance, but one trail remains open. The work addresses safety and ecosystem health.

The Clayton County Office of Emergency Management provided Concealed Weapons Training to educate locals on responsible gun handling and legal aspects of concealed carry.

Clayton County offers free Trash Amnesty Days to aid residents in disposing of large waste, excluding hazardous materials, to prevent illegal dumping and improve community cleanliness.

Dunwoody hosts a public workshop to discuss the city's growth and development, seeking resident input on the Comp Plan which addresses diverse housing, local hubs, traffic, and green spaces.

Marietta announces LEGO® Summer Camps for kids 5-12, offering STEM-themed activities with Play-Well TEKnologies. Sessions cost $175-$215 and take place at Custer Park Sports and Fitness Center. Registration details are on the city's website.

Legislation is being proposed to enhance EBT card security amid rising fraud, with bipartisan support and a focus on adopting tech akin to credit card standards to protect SNAP users.