The Hall County community is mourning the loss of Marcie Ann Walker-Ferrell-Williams, a retired jail employee, who passed away on February 14 after battling cancer.

Atlanta activates warming centers ahead of a cold snap, offering shelter and transportation for residents at several locations on specific dates and times, with the schedule subject to change based on weather forecasts.

Preparations are made for the memorial service of Spelman College instructor Joycelyn Wilson, as the search for her missing fiancé, Gary Jones, persists.

Kirkwood residents express concerns over proposed MARTA bus route cuts, fearing disconnect from essential services despite nearby transit access and on-demand zone solutions.

Inmates at Fulton County Jail complete a fatherhood program by Fathers Incorporated to improve their parenting skills, emotional wellness, and conflict resolution.

Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry invites locals to Clayton County's State of the County address on March 19, 2025, at the Georgia International Convention Center.

Clayton County is hosting a free Dr. Seuss reading event for families on February 28 at the Jim Huie Recreation Center with activities and refreshments.

Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services performed their first on-scene blood transfusion, saving a critically injured accident victim using a new pre-hospital transfusion program.

Marietta announces its annual Bunny Brunch on April 19, 2025, featuring egg hunts, crafts, and photos with the Easter Bunny at Custer Park Sports & Fitness Center.

The Douglasville Police Department released its "End of the Year Report" for greater transparency, sharing details on operations, use of force policy, and encouraging community engagement.

Dunwoody seeks nominations for its Sustainability Hero Awards, recognizing individuals and organizations for their commitment to sustainability. Nominations close on March 6, 2025.

Atlanta carpenter Edward Johnson died when a tree fell on his home during a storm; his wife survived despite being trapped. His family remembers him fondly as they face arranging his funeral.

Marietta offers free document shredding to residents on March 8, 2025, at Elizabeth Porter Park, fostering secure disposal and environmental sustainability.