The Southern Museum offers festive activities with historical exhibits on Dec 14, featuring toys, crafts, music, and Santa within regular admission prices.

Good Samaritans and first responders saved a man after his car submerged in Marimac Lake in Senoia, with an investigation underway to determine the cause.

The Cobb County School District removed six more books from libraries due to content deemed inappropriate, despite concerns over freedom of expression and bias, with Superintendent Ragsdale defending the action.

Officials lifted the shelter-in-place order in Rockdale County after a chemical fire cleanup at the BioLab facility, resuming normal activities and in-person schooling.

Wellstar Health System plans to revitalize the former Atlanta Medical Center site with mixed-use development, sparking community concerns about healthcare provision and gentrification.

The Gwinnett County Police are searching for missing 71-year-old Marie Andree Alabre and ask for community help.

DeKalb County voters are urged to check Advance Voting sites due to changes. Absentee ballot guidelines and deadlines are provided, with voting available through Nov. 1, including weekends.

Athens-Clarke County government seeks public feedback on North Avenue corridor improvements to enhance pedestrian and cycling facilities, with an open house event on October 22 and various ways to provide input online or via phone.

Athens-Clarke County announces the opening of online registration for its Winter Program, offering a range of activities for all ages, with registration for residents starting on November 2 and non-residents on November 4.

Gwinnett County retains top AAA/Aaa bond ratings from Moody's, Fitch, and S&P, enabling cost-effective bonding for projects including Gwinnett Place Mall redevelopment.

Gwinnett Animal Welfare hosts "Shelter Pets Rock," a free pet adoption and family event with music and activities, at the Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center.

A woman and infant were rescued from an apartment fire in southwest Atlanta early Thursday, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

Atlanta City Council is considering a proposal to shorten the e-scooter and e-bike curfew to 2-4 a.m., aimed at improving nighttime mobility and safety.