Athens-Clarke County Government announces service schedule changes for MLK Day, with closures and modified operations for various county services and facilities.

Butts County seeks sealed proposals for 2025 Benefits Consulting & Brokerage Services. Submissions due by February 10, 2025, under specific guidelines.

Barrow County announced government closures for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, but parks will remain open. Essential public safety services will continue operating.

DeKalb County advises boiling water due to a significant water main break on Clairmont Road; repairs are underway and bottled water is available at local fire stations and RaceTrac.

Clayton County invites high schoolers to attend a Youth Commission interest meeting to learn how they can take part in local governance and community service.

The Milton Equestrian Committee discussed keeping large lots whole and elected new officers, while also addressing land incentives and a new Eagle Scout park project.

A boil water advisory is in effect for certain areas of DeKalb County due to a drop in water pressure from a water main break. Residents should boil water for at least one minute before use.

Adam Berrios becomes the new Executive Director of Visit Sandy Springs, focused on boosting the city's tourism growth, drawing on his experience across the Southeast.

Athens-Clarke County's Leisure Services Director, Kent Kilpatrick, has announced his retirement effective April 1, 2025, after nearly 40 years of service.

Patrick Stewart was promoted to Deputy Chief of Administration at Marietta Fire Department, recognized for his career progress since 2002 and vast expertise.

Cobb County Board of Commissioners decides to opt out of Georgia's new state homestead exemption after assessing the local benefits of their existing tax policy.

Colonial Pipeline has shut down Line 1 due to a suspected leak in Georgia. The shutdown affects fuel supply from Texas to North Carolina and is under repair. Current East Coast fuel inventories could withstand short-term disruptions.

DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management has repaired a 6" main on McAfee Road, with normal water service resuming and a recommendation for residents to flush their systems.