Dr. Jamal Bryant calls for a 40-day boycott of Target due to the retailer phasing out DEI initiatives, aligning with a period of Lent for action and reflection.

The Marietta Fire Department has promoted firefighters, underscoring their hard work and dedication, as announced on their website for February 2, 2025.

Athens-Clarke County Transit is updating their 2023-2028 Transit Development Plan and seeks community feedback to shape the future of local transportation.

Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood successfully repaired a burst 108-year-old water main, resulting in restored services and reopened roads. Traffic was managed during repairs.

The Georgia Department of Community Affairs approved Barrow County's Service Delivery Strategy, which aims to make local government services more efficient and cooperative.

Acworth was awarded the PlanFirst Community designation by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for its excellent urban planning and citizen engagement.

Conyers, Georgia, opts to participate in House Bill 581, aligning with the city's fiscal conservatism and reflecting local support for the homeowner-protective legislation.

Join the Women's Day Brunch at Jim Huie Recreation Center in Jonesboro, GA, on March 8, 2025, for a celebration of women's achievements. Register online or at Clayton County Parks facilities.

Cyntavia Banks was promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Macon Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections, with duties starting February 1, 2025.

Curtis Todd was promoted to assist the Warden at Smith State Prison, reflecting confidence in his experience and leadership within the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Clayton County celebrates Airman Donald Merkison as February's Veteran of the Month for his service during the Vietnam War and his subsequent 26-year career at Delta Airlines.

Mayor Peyton Jamison of Milton focuses on public safety, urban progress, infrastructure, fiscal responsibility, and conservation in his State of the City address.

Fulton County has introduced a new attendance protocol to address truancy, with a ceremonial signing by Chief Judge Glanville. The protocol involves stakeholder collaboration to improve school attendance.