Taylor Aubrey was honored by the Acworth city council for her Travel Marketing Professional certification obtained from the Southeast Tourism Society.

Milton City Council discusses strategic plans for replacing two local bridges and sets terms for State funding assistance, with future deliberations scheduled for December 16.

Helen Brown Harden, founder of Bankhead Seafood in Atlanta, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of community service and a beloved local eatery recently reopened by Killer Mike and T.I.

Union and Fannin County Schools in North Georgia delayed school openings by two hours due to winter weather and road conditions. Safety updates will be posted on their social media.

Bill Godshall has been appointed as Roswell's new CFO, bringing over 30 years of financial expertise from public and private sectors. Mayor Wilson praised the hire for his strategic approach to financial leadership.

Cobb County's historic Power-Jackson Cabin, dating back to the early 19th century, has been successfully relocated and restored, now sitting in Hyde Farm Park for public education and appreciation.

Gwinnett County concluded the acquisition of Macy's properties at Gwinnett Place Mall for $16.5 million, aiming to transform the space into a mixed-use area.

The Georgia Ballet in Marietta announces its annual performance of The Nutcracker, featuring new digital backdrops, a live orchestra, and special events like a Silent Auction and "Class with Clara." Performances run from December 5-9.

A fire at Camelot Condominiums in South Fulton forced evacuations, with South Fulton Fire Rescue containing it and reporting no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

The Dogwood Library in Atlanta has closed for repairs due to heating issues, with no confirmed reopening date.

Atlanta opens two warming centers in response to cold temperatures, providing overnight refuge and transportation from the Gateway Center. The centers' operation is weather-dependent.

The Marietta City Council has scheduled work sessions on December 9 and 11, with a regular meeting to follow. Sessions are open to in-person and virtual attendance, promoting civic engagement and transparency.

Gwinnett County Jail removes hot water machines due to scalding assaults, prioritizing safety over inmate amenities.