Atlanta's Trees for Tuition sells Christmas trees to fund local scholarships, raising $100,000 since 2015, including donations to PTOs and environmental efforts.

Rockmart mourns the loss of Deputy Police Chief Jonathan Fuller, a figure respected for empathy and leadership. His contributions, particularly in mental health initiatives, left a significant impact on the community and local law enforcement.

The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for two boaters missing off Georgia's coast after an extensive three-day effort covering over 9,140 square miles.

The Gwinnett County Police Department is offering a RAD self-defense course for women to combat sex crimes, with hands-on training and practical simulations.

The Fayetteville Fire Department canceled their 2024 Ford F-150 raffle due to low ticket sales, with refunds being processed for those who participated.

The DeKalb County Police held their 5th annual winter clothing drive, collecting donations like coats and socks for those in need as temperatures drop.

Gwinnett County offices will close for Thanksgiving, affecting some services such as solid waste collection, which will experience a one-day delay. Essential services will continue, and residents can check holiday schedules online.

DeKalb County opens warming centers and offers services including meals and case management to support residents during the cold, with transportation provided to these locations.

The DeKalb County Public Library Board of Trustees will meet next Monday with both in-person attendance and a livestream option available for the public.

The Athens-Clarke County Municipal Court will resume regular sessions on December 2, 4, and 5, with venue details and participation instructions available on the county's website.

Cobb County's community engages in holiday charity drives and festive events, from coat collections and toys for those in need to decorated tree auctions and family activities, outlined by Cobb Government.

New federal regulations ensure automatic refunds for passengers facing significant flight delays or cancellations during the Thanksgiving travel surge.

Atlanta's garbage services will be suspended on Thanksgiving, with Thursday and Friday collections shifted to Friday and Saturday, respectively. Normal service will resume the following Monday.