The City of Duluth reinstates its Amnesty Program to help residents resolve FTA warrants or license suspensions by offering relief and options for legal resolution until April 30, 2025.

The City of Smyrna is hosting a market for young entrepreneurs on March 22 at the Smyrna Community Center, where kids will sell homemade goods and learn business skills.

Made Mercantile alumna Lauren opens Gather & Bloom, a new floral boutique on Main Street in Woodstock that supports and showcases local, women-owned businesses.

Marietta's administrative offices including Marietta Power and Water will be closed for New Year's Day, affecting sanitation schedules. Emergency services remain operational, with contact numbers provided for non-emergencies and utilities.

Atlanta mourns the loss of State Senator Vincent Fort, a staunch advocate for social justice, as Mayor Andre Dickens pays tribute to his late friend and advisor.

Bremen High School quarterback Carson Kimble, who suffered a spinal injury, has seen overwhelming community support, with a car wash fundraiser contributing to his medical funds.

Usher and his wife visited an Atlanta school for Career Day, sharing industry insights and teaching a dance move. The visit highlighted Usher's commitment to parenting and his ongoing engagement with fans.

Lawrenceville announces its 2025 events calendar featuring a lineup of cultural and entertainment activities, including music, dance, free comic book day, concerts, movies, and festivals, all free to the public with plentiful parking downtown.

Atlanta opens warming centers for the homeless, starting December 20, 2024, at the Central Park Recreation Center and Old Adamsville Recreation Center.

Newton County invites residents to recycle their Christmas trees through the 'Bring One for the Chipper' program from Dec 26 to Jan 4, excluding certain holidays.

Tahnicia Phillips was sworn in as Cobb County's Clerk of State Court after a career in the local judicial system, joined by Deputy Clerk Alisha Hargett.

Cobb County offers a tree recycling program post-Christmas, enabling residents to drop off their live trees for mulching and wildlife habitats, excluding flocked trees or wreaths. Free saplings will be distributed on January 4, 2025.

Atlanta's Mayor announced a partnership with Invest Atlanta and Savi Provisions to open grocery stores in food deserts with a funding of $8.1 million aiming to improve fresh food access by 2025.