Repair crews have fixed a water main in DeKalb County, restoring service and water pressure after disruptions, but residents may experience brown water initially.

Milton residents can attend a free discussion about coyotes led by expert Brandon Sanders at Community Place next to City Hall on November 6, addressing common concerns and questions.

The Fulton County Board of Commissioners celebrates local organizations with the Environment Awards for their conservation efforts, emphasizing ongoing environmental protection in the community.

Gwinnett County prepares for its 37th Lighting of the Tree event, featuring a 40-foot Spruce from North Carolina at the Historic Courthouse on Thanksgiving.

Kennesaw prepares for its Day with Santa parade and festival on December 7, featuring a parade, market, live performances, free Santa photos, and a tree lighting.

The Atlanta Braves Foundation and Chick-fil-A launch the Home Plate Project in Douglas County to provide food to residents facing hunger on November 7.

Yamaha employees partnered with Keep Newnan Beautiful and White Oak Elementary to install garden beds at the school, aimed at enhancing environmental education and sustainable practices.

Fulton County repurposes 18 libraries for voting on the last day of early voting and Election Day to ease overcrowding and provide ample parking. Regular services will be suspended at these branches.

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.