Athens-Clarke County Transit received the 2024 GTA Innovation Award for advancements such as new bus shelters, a $10 million transportation center, and the shift towards hybrid electric buses.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued three people after their boat capsized near Savannah River jetties, with no injuries reported, highlighting the importance of safety equipment.

Georgia's school voucher expansion could allow over 400,000 students to use a $6,500 voucher for private schooling or homeschooling, causing debate and potential oversubscription.

KimLinh Ngo becomes the first GGC student to earn three bachelor's degrees simultaneously, in health science, business administration, and information systems.

Cobb County's Board of Commissioners approved rising water and stormwater rates starting April 1, 2025, with annual increments through 2029 due to increased operating costs.

Deck the Hall in Downtown Duluth brought the community together with holiday attractions, festive music, and a holiday market, drawing a large, spirited crowd.

Lt. Col. Jeff Knudson honored the Allatoona High School NJROTC cadets at a city council meeting for maintaining their Distinguished Unit Status, reflecting the program's commitment to excellence and leadership training.

Union City is hosting a free Holiday Cantata at The Gathering Place on December 21, featuring live performances and art exhibitions to celebrate the season and promote community togetherness.

Atlanta opens a warming center at Central Park Recreation Center for homeless residents to escape the cold on specific nights, with transport provided from the Gateway Center.

Jasper Watkins III, Gwinnett County Commissioner, is honored with the 2024 ASHP/ABHP Joint Leadership Award for his work in public health and pharmacy.

Acworth Power honored lineman Charles “Chuck” Mincey for 35 years of service in a city council meeting, praising his dedication and role in training new linemen.

Gwinnett County's Dash 4 Domestic Violence Awareness 5K raised over $10,350, with the proceeds going to charities supporting domestic violence survivors.

Georgia's school voucher program faces delays and criticism over the eligibility list and reliance on standardized test scores, with concerns about funding adequacy for private schooling.