DeKalb County Board of Commissioners meetings will temporarily relocate to 178 Sams Street during Maloof Auditorium renovations starting Nov. 8. Signs and staff will guide attendees to the new venue.

Butts County Senior Center is seeking a part-time Home Delivered Meals Driver to deliver food to homebound clients, requiring reliability, customer service skills, and a clean Georgia Driver’s License.

Butts County Senior Center is hiring a part-time Janitorial Aide responsible for cleaning, building security, and grounds maintenance, requiring a high school diploma/GED and janitorial knowledge.

Gwinnett County officials are enhancing election security, with police patrols at polling sites and coordination centers operational on November 5 to assure a safe voting process.

Fulton County reported over 340,000 early votes for the upcoming election, surpassing 2020 totals, with consistent voter turnout up until the deadline.

Atlanta Police Department's 100th homicide case of 2024 coincides with a reported drop in violent crimes, continuing a trend of decreasing national crime rates.

The Cobb Chamber celebrated teachers and discussed local development at their "Marquee Monday" event, awarding year-long car leases to Teachers of the Year.

DeKalb County will conduct a risk-limiting audit for the November 5, 2024, General Election starting November 15 at the Stonecrest office, open to the public for observation.

DeKalb County announces a public schedule for testing voting equipment starting November 18 to ensure election integrity for the December 3 runoff. The tests, which invite public observation, will take place at their office in Decatur, GA.

Douglas County Government joins Operation Greenlight, illuminating its courthouse in green from November 4 to Veterans Day to support veterans, as announced by the county.

Smith-Gilbert Gardens in Kennesaw closes for renovations until spring 2025, aiming to enhance visitor experience with new facilities and educational spaces.

Cobb County judge extends absentee ballot deadline due to mail delays, affecting 3,200 late ballots with return by 5 p.m. on Nov. 8 if postmarked by Election Day.

Milton's City Council will discuss a new land purchase for parks and routine city maintenance. The Monday meeting will also address veterans, property expansion, and a $750,000 park land acquisition using impact fees.