Gwinnett County unveiled multiple infrastructure projects, including $1.3M renovations for Ivy Creek Greenway, a master plan for Jimmy Carter Blvd, new government building signage, and design work for a new transit center.

Celebrate Earth Day with family-friendly activities at Virginia Burton Gray Recreation Center in Riverdale, GA, including crafts, inflatables, and garden plots. The event is on April 26, with a $35 registration for gardening.

Phong Nguyen discusses emergency planning on the "Clayton Connected Podcast," highlighting the importance of community preparedness and available resources.

Clayton County is hosting a Homebuyer Education Workshop on March 22, 2025, offering insight into the home purchasing process, with registration required for attendance.

Marietta City Council prepares for committee meetings on March 27, with open access to the public in City Hall or online, emphasizing transparency and post-meeting informal discussions.

Atlanta exempts Beltline and other infrastructure projects from tree protection ordinance for accelerated development until 2026 or a new ordinance is adopted.

Clayton County is hosting a "Community Park Clean Up & Trash Dump" event at Flat Shoals Park to engage residents in environmental care and community bonding on May 31, 2025.

Milton plans a community event on March 25 to discuss proposals for a new park, incorporating feedback from citizens to shape the 24.42-acre space at 300 Deerfield Parkway.

Atlanta celebrated the one-millionth daffodil planted as part of The Daffodil Project, a Holocaust memorial that also emphasizes current children's humanitarian crises.

Marietta celebrates the completion of the Powder Springs Streetscape Project, enhancing the city with new sidewalks, medians, lights, and a multi-use trail.

Marietta City Schools is enhancing security by installing the Evolv Pass-Through Weapons Detection System in schools, with a focus on safety and efficiency.

HR firm TriNet is set to open a $15.4 million corporate center in Atlanta's Dunwoody area, adding 750 local jobs and potentially boosting the local economy.

Emory University is under a federal investigation for alleged race-based practices in its graduate programs, part of a wider probe into 45 universities related to The Ph.D. Project's activities.