Senators James and Cummings host the second annual City of Mableton Day at the Georgia State Capitol on February 2, featuring heritage and aspirations of the community.

A retired couple from Georgia lost $800,000 to a cryptocurrency scam involving a fake trading app and a misleading website after being contacted via WhatsApp.

Dunwoody and Peachtree Corners are inviting public input on Phase II of the Winters Chapel Path at an open house, aiming to improve pedestrian and bike paths.

Rockdale County offers free tax aid to eligible residents, focusing on low-income seniors, through the VITA program at Johnson Park.

State Senator David Lucas introduced Senate Bill 380 to expand Medicaid in Georgia, aiming to increase access to healthcare for low-income families and provide economic benefits.

GCPS is refining its Kindergarten enrollment and grade placement process, considering family input, while denying plans to eliminate "redshirting." Enrollment for the 2026-27 school year begins March 16, 2026.

The SweetWater 420 Fest returns to Atlanta with a lineup that includes Umphrey's McGee and Thievery Corporation, at a new venue and with reduced ticket prices.

Snapfinger Elementary School students were relocated to other schools due to a water supply issue, which is under investigation. The DeKalb County School District facilitated the temporary move and maintained school day normalcy.

The Atlanta Regional Commission inducted five new members, including Conyers Mayor Connie Alsobrook, to help address regional growth and quality of life.

Gwinnett County has launched a modernized website to improve access to services and ensure digital inclusivity, with new user-friendly features and mobile optimization.

The City of Suwanee won the 2026 Visionary City Award from the Georgia Municipal Association for its Town Center on Main project, which improves urban planning and community quality of life.

Cobb County opens a new facility to centralize recovery-based programs, aiming to support individuals battling addiction with services like counseling and court programs.

The Marietta History Center is hosting an event on the history of political illustration on March 2, featuring authors Catherine A. Moore and Megan Hauser, coinciding with America's 250th anniversary celebrations.