The Athens-Clarke County has released the 2025 "ACC from A to Z" guide, providing updated contact information for government services and community resources.

Body of missing Atlanta teacher, Gary Jones, found in Lake Oconee after a lengthy search, near where his fiancée was previously discovered; evidence points to a boating accident.

The Gone With the Wind Museum in Marietta will host "Blooms and Butterflies" on March 29 with garden tours, a planting activity, and museum access for $10/adults and $7/concessions.

The Marietta History Center opened a new exhibit called "Seven Degrees of Connection," featuring artifacts that reveal the interconnectedness of Marietta's residents.

DeKalb County Police Department is hosting a hiring event on March 15 at Tobie Grant Recreation Center, offering streamlined recruitment and potentially immediate job offers.

DeKalb County's Summer Food Program will return in 2025 to provide meals for youths under 18 from June 9 to July 18, targeting children from low-income families.

Residents and city workers in Conyers collaborated on a neighborhood cleanup, collecting 560 pounds of trash and tires in the Hunting Creek subdivision.

Gwinnett County Chairwoman Hendrickson discussed affordable housing plans, diversity, public safety, and infrastructure in her State of the County address.

Emory University has announced a hiring freeze due to changes in federal funding, joining other universities in financial conservations. President Fenves outlined cost-cutting measures, including a halt on compensation adjustments.

Cicadas from Brood XIV are expected to emerge in Georgia, causing a noisy spectacle as they mate before vanishing for another 17 years. They are not harmful and can be eaten by both humans and pets.

A man was hospitalized from a fire in DeKalb County that began in a garage and prompted a response with 12 fire trucks; the cause is under investigation.

Georgia's Division of Aging Services is updating the State Plan on Aging and has scheduled a public hearing to gather community input on March 17, 2025, at the Sonna Singleton Gregory Senior Center.

Fulton County approves a land lease for a new botanical garden in College Park, with a unanimous vote by the commissioners and a $5.4 million commitment from the city council.