The Douglas County Department of Transportation began constructing a new facility funded by SPLOST, enhancing operations and emergency response after a fire 5 years ago.

The Milton Equestrian Committee is poised to hold its year-end meeting to plan for 2025 and discuss events and goals. The public is invited to attend on December 18th at the City Hall.

Douglas County invites the public to the swearing-in ceremony of re-elected and new officials at Citizen's Hall on December 28 at 10 AM, highlighting civic engagement.

The Georgetown Gateway project in Dunwoody has reached a milestone, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring improved roads, trails, and enhanced streetscapes.

Douglasville, Georgia receives the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the GFOA for its 2025 budget, emphasizing the city's commitment to strong budgeting practices.

Brookhaven halts Google Fiber work after a crew struck a gas main, following numerous complaints about construction-related issues. Safety reassessment is required before work can continue.

The Atlanta Police confirmed Oreanna Meriweather and her son Regal Funderburg, missing from their home, were safely found. Details on their disappearance and return are undisclosed.

Eshé Collins has been sworn in as an Atlanta City Council member for District 3 and is ready to address issues like affordability, public safety, and transit equity.

Butts County is recruiting a Fire Marshal responsible for fire prevention, inspection, and investigation, requiring qualifications like a high school diploma, specific certifications, and knowledge of fire safety codes and regulations.

Corporal Tamara Severtson was honored as the Acworth Citizen of the Year for her community service by the Cobb Chamber at the Northwest Cobb Area Council meeting.

Gwinnett County honored five recipients for their dedication to historical preservation, celebrating their efforts in safeguarding the county's cultural heritage.

Gwinnett County Police's new reverse 911 system sent out a wide alert due to an incorrect filter, causing confusion and some messages to be labeled as "scam likely."

The City of Douglasville adjusts sanitation schedules for the holiday season, affecting pick-up dates around Christmas, New Year's Day, and Martin Luther King Jr. Day.