Lake City will celebrate Georgia Cities Week with a Classic Car Show on April 26, featuring food trucks, music, and awards. It's open to the public and car entries cost $25.

DeKalb County announces the Salem Road Water Main Replacement Project starting Mar 17, aiming to improve water service.

DeKalb-Peachtree Airport introduces Plane Noise®, an app and online system for local residents to report noise complaints, offering a streamlined process including a hotline and personal contact for assistance.

Cobb County celebrated five graduates from its Mental Health Court, a program combining supervision and treatment to improve mental health and reduce recidivism.

Clayton County offers a digital literacy course on March 28, 2025, at the Morrow Municipal Complex to help residents navigate technology and protect their digital identity.

MARTA is overhauling its bus network in Clayton County and seeks public feedback by March 16 on the NextGen plan to better meet the community's transit needs.

Mayor Pro-Tem Houston of Acworth presided over the swearing-in of new board and commission members at a city council meeting, highlighting civic engagement.

Acworth reinforced its public safety team by swearing in Captain Tom Elledge and Public Safety Liaison Tina Pallone, both with 30 years of experience.

Erick Allen won the Democratic runoff for the Cobb County Board of Commissioners District 2, with low voter turnout. He will face Republican Alicia Adams in the April 29 special election.

City council recognizes the 200th anniversary of the Lafayette Farewell Tour, receives Bicentennial Proclamation, honors DAR's role in preserving history.

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.