James Brown was appointed as the Interim County Manager of Newton County, succeeding former manager Harold Cooper after serving as the County's Director of Water Resources.

Redmond Jones is appointed as the new City Manager of East Point, having extensive experience in various executive roles and a strong background in policy development and urban planning. He recently served as Deputy City Manager in Iowa City.

Butts County is hiring an Equipment Operator II to maintain county roads and infrastructure; experience and a valid Georgia driver's license are required.

Butts County seeks contractors to replace the Judicial Center Complex roof and announces a bid invitation, requiring sealed proposals by April 15, 2025, and mandatory pre-bid attendance.

The Marietta Arts Council's M2R Traveling Fence Gallery provides artists a touring exhibition across Cobb County starting in Marietta, with submissions and sponsorship details available online.

Sandy Springs Fire Department launches its Community Paramedicine Program to improve healthcare access and reduce hospital visits, led by experienced paramedic Paul Long.

Conyers launches a free concert series in the spring, with shows on April 12, May 10, and June 14 featuring bands like No Diggity Band and tributes to Bruno Mars and Prince.

Suwanee won six awards at the SFEA Kaleidoscope event, including silvers for merchandise, a poster, a photograph, and event support and bronzes for two events.

Johnson Park Recreation Center partners with SilverSneakers® to offer fitness programs for seniors starting March 10th, with amenities like gyms and indoor tracks.

The DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Advisory Board will meet on March 10 to discuss airport operations and ongoing projects. Virtual attendance is available.

Clayton County invites public participation in shaping parks and recreation services at an advisory board meeting on March 17, 2025, available both in-person and via Zoom.

The Douglas County Courthouse Art Gallery is showcasing a Youth Art Exhibit, "Healing in Color," in celebration of National Youth Art Month, available for viewing until March 28th.

The Milton City Council approved the final plat for the Echo neighborhood, which includes an underground water detention system and is set to feature 23 single-family homes.