Lawrenceville's Fourth Annual Harvest Festival will be held on November 9, featuring live music, an artisan market, and family activities, as announced by the city.

Snellville seeks bids for maintenance services for T.W. Briscoe Park Pool and Splash Pad for the 2025 season, with a possible two-year renewal option.

Volunteers gathered at Providence Lake in Providence Park to clean up litter, including dangerous fishing lines, as part of the Rivers Alive initiative in Georgia.

Milton's City Hall hosts a Veterans Breakfast for military veterans and their families on Nov. 9, featuring keynote speaker LtCol Jeff Davis, a Marine Corps veteran.

"Opossum and the Season Stone," a family-friendly theater event for young children, will have its final free performances at Swift-Cantrell Park on November 15, 16, 22, and 23. Pre-registration is required.

The Douglas County Courthouse hosts its annual Halloween event for kids to safely trick-or-treat, observing a weapons-free costume policy and catering to food allergies.

The Marietta City Council will hold public meetings, with both in-person and virtual attendance options, starting November 7th, with live broadcasts and archived videos available online.

The Cobb County Police Department reports a "baby boom" with 30 officers becoming new parents in 2024, fostering camaraderie and joy within the force.

Atlanta is hosting a five-day prop sale near the airport, featuring items like a life-size whale and armor. It reflects a downturn in Georgia's film industry.

The Snellville Police Department received the Governor’s Cup award for traffic safety initiatives, marking their third overall win and fifth in their size category in the past six years.

Union City is excitedly preparing for the groundbreaking of Gateway Park, aiming to improve community health and unity, scheduled for November 1, 2024.

Milton celebrated new inductees to its Wall of Fame, including sports legends Lydia Cassada and Cole McNamee, in a ceremony at Bell Memorial Park, recognizing the community's athletic excellence.

Marietta's administrative offices will close for Veterans Day, impacting sanitation service schedules. Residents can use the Trash Talk app or the City's website for collection updates. Emergency contacts remain available for urgent issues.