Carroll County Parks and Chattahoochee Riverkeeper are hosting a RiverLands Paddle Cleanup event on March 8th to clean up the river and promote environmental stewardship.

Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services is launching a pre-hospital blood transfusion program on Valentine's Day, one of the first in Georgia, to improve trauma response.

The Roswell community is mourning Officer Jeremy Labonte, killed on duty, with a funeral at Roswell United Methodist Church. Edward Espinoza faces charges for the shooting.

Marietta City Schools has approved a $46,785 contract for AI-powered surveillance to detect weapons across its 12 schools, as a proactive measure to enhance security.

Clayton County is seeking construction firms to mentor small businesses in the industry to foster growth and success. Applications are due by March 31, 2025.

A study ranks Atlanta as the 4th best city for weddings in 2025, citing variety and affordability. Three Florida cities top the list, with Orlando at number one.

Milton's Arbor Day event at Mayfield Park invites the community to engage in tree-planting activities on February 22, with festivities starting at 10 a.m. including bird feeder building and tree seedling giveaways.

Savannah is mourning pilot Sam Lilley, who died in a plane crash near D.C. A memorial service is open to the public, and he received posthumous honors from PSA Airlines.

The Marietta History Center offers a free educational event on Black History, featuring activities and crafts, supported by local businesses and grants.

Dr. C.H. Braddy is recuperating after a severe car crash involving his Uber and a commercial vehicle, suffering injuries with concern for spinal and internal damage.

Athens hosts a "Journey Through Black History Tour," a two-hour bus tour highlighting the resilience and impact of the local Black community on February 23.

Fayetteville has shared the Town Hall presentation on Georgia House Bill 581 online, detailing its effect on municipal finances for residents to review.

The Snellville Police received a $58,231.68 grant for DUI enforcement from the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.