Sharon Courson has been appointed as the new EMA Director for Barrow County, bringing extensive experience from her previous roles to enhance the county's emergency management.

Gwinnett County Public Schools will not mandate clear backpacks after a pilot program due to privacy concerns and mixed feedback on their effectiveness for security.

The Marietta Police Department mourns the passing of retired K9 Atos, who served in various law enforcement capacities.

Atlanta unveils an Employee Bill of Rights to enhance transparency and guide employees during investigations, as part of Mayor Dickens' commitment to ethical governance.

The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta canceled events on climate change, homelessness, and civil rights, raising concerns about oversight and political influence.

Cobb County updates its Student Attendance Protocol to improve school engagement and reduce truancy, involving a collaborative community and school officials' effort.

Marietta's Square Screenings turn Glover Park into an outdoor cinema with themed movie nights, pre-show entertainment, and local dining options. The events foster community connection and are held at 8 PM before the film at sundown.

DeKalb County announces a free hazardous waste recycling event for residents on March 15th, with limitations on items like paint. Proof of residency required.

Fayetteville held a remembrance for former Mayor Greg Clifton, honoring his economic development efforts, including bringing Pinewood Studios to the city.

Atlanta introduces an Employee Bill of Rights to promote ethical governance and clarify rights and responsibilities for city workers, part of Mayor Dickens' commitment to integrity.

Roswell city services to face disruptions due to maintenance from Feb 22 at 11 PM to Feb 24 at 7 AM, affecting online and phone services. Business license payments and bank auto-pay remain unaffected.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners is updating the Sugarloaf district's Livable Centers Initiative Master Plan to guide area development, with input from the Atlanta Regional Commission.

Fayetteville is considering opting out of Georgia's HB 581 homestead exemption and is holding public hearings for resident input, indicating possible alternative approaches to the state's plan.