Acworth marks March 6 as Georgia Arbor Day, highlighting the benefits of trees and urging residents to help preserve local green spaces, in line with its Tree City USA status.

Michael Brantley received the 2024 Silver Eagle Award for exceptional leadership in Cobb County's PARKS department.

Marietta's Parks, Recreation, and Facilities Department introduces a Women’s 5v5 basketball program on Tuesdays for those 21+, limited to 30 players, with a $2 fee, running March 4th-April 8th.

Fayetteville adopts a five-year economic development plan after a six-month study, focusing on growth across key sectors and community prosperity through 2025.

Duluth plans to turn storm drains into art to raise environmental awareness, involving local students and organizations in the beautification and educational project.

Acworth maintains its Tree City USA status, celebrating its commitment to the environment and honoring Arbor Day photo contest winners. The Tree Commission leads greening initiatives city-wide.

Milton's annual Community Egg Hunt features activities, food trucks, and an egg hunt on March 29 at Cambridge High School, with family entertainment and multiple sponsors.

Marietta Educational Garden Center is hosting an open house event for couples and event planners on March 22nd to showcase its wedding and event venue potential.

Gwinnett County broke ground on a new Community Resource Center to provide mental health services and other supports, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Fayetteville's Mental Health Newsletter for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month focuses on inclusion and offers the community strategies and tips to support individuals with developmental disabilities.

Jonesboro Mayor Donya Sartor quickly retracted her resignation, citing legal grounds and facing community support amid tensions with the city council, which postponed action on the matter. A forensic audit of city finances is pending.

Volunteers significantly improved Birmingham Park during an annual Clean-up Day, with larger-than-expected turnout and substantial progress in park maintenance.

Gwinnett County begins a new resource center to improve mental health, offering services for veterans and families, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.