Chief Magistrate Judge Brendan F. Murphy has appointed Norman Barnett and Mellori Lumpkin-Dawson as new judges and reappointed Jennifer Inmon to the Cobb Magistrate Court.

DeKalb County opens warming centers in response to cold weather, offering refuge and services like hot meals and case management, while also providing transport to sites from select locations.

Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department announces Thanksgiving holiday schedule changes, with no collection on November 28-29 and altered pick-up days for the rest of the week.

Fayetteville's Light Up City Center Park event on Friday will feature the Christmas tree lighting, live music, free hot cocoa and coffee, holiday train rides, photo scenes, cookie decorating, games, giveaways, and food trucks.

The Gritters Library in Cobb County celebrated its reopening with a ribbon-cutting event, highlighting the modern facility as a community hub for education and growth, supported by SPLOST, state grants, and federal funds.

The City of Marietta announced City Council committee meetings for November 26, 2024, inviting the public to attend in person or watch online, with an informal discussion to follow.

The Milton City Council is moving forward with the development of the Mayfield District, exploring road designs and civic improvements while involving community preferences in planning.

Nicole Horne will host a community tailgate event on December 8, 2024, at the Gerald Matthews Sports Complex in Hampton, GA, before a Falcons vs. Vikings game.

Cobb County's holiday season features inclusive events like special weekly meetups, the Tree Jubilee, holiday markets, and races, celebrating community spirit and generosity.

Leaf and Limb Crews in Athens-Clarke County will complete Area D collections on Nov 19 and start Area E on Nov 20, with a service pause for Thanksgiving holiday.

Lawrenceville hosted "Love Lawrenceville Day," an event for Spanish-speaking students from Gwinnett County’s ITC to explore local careers and government operations with bilingual support.

Fulton County's Deputy Director Brett Lacy engaged 60 students from Johns Creek Leadership Program, highlighting the county's effort to attract jobs and investments, and emphasizing the importance of local career development.

Douglasville hosts a Downtown Scavenger Hunt inviting participants to explore local businesses with a bingo card and share their experiences on social media for points.