Newton County officials plan to discuss water infrastructure in upcoming meetings, with public participation encouraged to help shape the water and wastewater future.

The Newton County Domestic Violence Task Force is hosting its fourth Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event to raise awareness of domestic violence, with registrations open and donations requested for victims.

Douglas County announces a "Pink Out" event on October 24 to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month, inviting the community to show solidarity and raise awareness.

Cobb County's Safety Village begins construction of a new ULRI Interactive Classroom to enhance safety education for middle and high school students with practical learning experiences.

A mass casualty training exercise took place near West Georgia Technical College and Piedmont Newnan Hospital, involving a temporary road closure and increased emergency presence.

Douglas County initiates a Give Drive to aid hurricane victims, collecting essential items like canned goods and water through October 24, with multiple drop-off locations.

Douglas County is set to host the 2nd Annual Youth Fest at the Courthouse on November 2nd, focusing on youth engagement and community. The event includes games, treats, and a platform for young entrepreneurs.

Butts County is preparing to compute and canvass votes for the upcoming General Election, with the process being open for public observation to ensure transparency.

Douglas County is offering a Warrant Clinic on October 12 at the One Family Resource Center for individuals with missed court dates from traffic or misdemeanor cases to resolve their legal issues.

The City of Fayetteville partners with UGA Small Business Development Center to offer a free Digital Marketing Boot Camp on November 7, aiming to boost local business growth through improved online engagement.

The annual Carvin' in Crabapple Halloween event in Milton is set for October 19, featuring pumpkin carving, games, food vendors, and a costume contest.

Commissioner Whitney Kenner Jones will host a Town Hall meeting at New Manchester High School on October 24, discussing new initiatives in District 2.

North Fulton hosted a gardening event for sustainable living and community bonding, teaching residents how to create gardens and fostering self-growth and self-sufficiency.