The Strand Theatre presents "The Last Five Years" from Feb 28 to Mar 9, starring Catherine Moulton and Domenic Jungling, with a unique narrative structure and direction by Manda Costoulas and Savannah Patton.

Dunwoody residents relieved as cleanup from Sunday's storm nears end, with most power restored and roads reopened.

Gwinnett County's Heritage Night celebrates "African Americans and Labor" for Black History Month, featuring keynote speaker Dr. Terrence Roberts of the Little Rock Nine.

The Cobb County Drug Treatment Court is recognized as an All Rise Mentor Court for its exemplary practices in helping those with substance use disorders.

Chairwoman Anderson-Henry's Valentine's Day message encouraged love and togetherness beyond romance in Clayton County, endorsing small acts of kindness.

Pastor Jamal Bryant leads a boycott against Target due to its rollback of DEI initiatives, with over 50,000 individuals pledging to join the 40-day abstention starting March 5th.

Recent Atlanta flooding has subsided, but left behind widespread impact including road closures, vehicle collisions, power outages, and rivers in flood stage. No fatalities reported.

Following a tragic incident at Lindley Middle School, Cobb County schools introduced Vapor Wake dogs to detect firearms and explosives, enhancing their safety measures.

Jefferson High wrestler Dominic Haines sustained a broken neck during a state championship, underwent surgery, and shows hopeful recovery signs. Community support includes a GoFundMe raising $16,000+.

Morehouse College commemorated its 158th anniversary with a groundbreaking for a new residence hall, part of its campus expansion initiative and celebrated first new construction since 2010.

DeKalb County, GA, opens warming centers to help residents escape cold weather, providing transportation, hot meals, beds, and services for those in need.

Dunwoody marks its 13th Tree City USA honor with a tree planting event on Georgia Arbor Day and exemplifies ongoing dedication to urban forestry management.

Milton invites residents to discuss the city's 10-year Recycling and Solid Waste Management Plan at two public sessions.