Parents in Sandy Springs are protesting a school redistricting plan that may close Spalding Drive Elementary, affecting their children's education and future school options.

Fort Stewart mourns Spc. Carlito Lindsey, 26, who drowned retrieving a crab pot in the Tivoli River. His almost nine years of service included multiple commendations. An investigation is ongoing, with the military offering support to his family.

Fayetteville hosts a digital marketing bootcamp to enhance digital literacy among local businesses, with strong turnout and future events anticipated.

Barrow County introduces new billing software for utilities, simplifying online payments while maintaining traditional payment methods. Late fees are waived due to the initial delay.

Milton City Hall celebrated community volunteers, recognizing their contributions with an event and awards, including the Golden Horseshoe Service Award to Bill Lusk for his wide-ranging commitment to the city.

Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat is seeking $1.2 million for deputy overtime pay, citing low morale and staffing issues, but faces opposition from commissioners over budget concerns.

Fulton County hosted its first 'Cleared for Takeoff Domestic Violence Awareness 5K Walk/Run,' uniting the community to raise awareness about domestic violence.

Fulton County Probate Court hosted a Halloween-themed wedding event, allowing couples to marry in costume. Judge Kenya Johnson expressed the Court's enjoyment in offering a fun experience for staff and couples.

DeKalb County invites residents to a townhall on Nov. 12 to discuss proposed water and sewer rate increases, ensuring public engagement and transparency.

Traffic will be disrupted on Harper Drive and Lee Street in Lake City on the morning of November 13 for the groundbreaking of Fire Station No. 15; westbound lanes closed from 10 a.m. to noon.

Two anonymous winners claimed Georgia's record Powerball jackpot, opting for a lump sum of over $230 million. The winning ticket was purchased in Buford.

Asbury Automotive Group is moving its HQ from Duluth to Sandy Springs, GA, by Summer 2025. The relocation to the revamped 6655 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd. location will create 350 jobs and economic growth through a city-approved incentive plan.

Four schools in Milton awarded environmental grants for projects like expanding a vegetable garden, starting a composting program, enhancing a chicken coop, and improving a garden for educational programs.