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.

Commissioner Kirkland Carden hosts a town hall on Oct. 14 at Suwanee City Hall to discuss Gwinnett County's transit future and the upcoming referendum.

The Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department received the Spirit of Green Award for its waste reduction programs including the Teacher Reuse Store and Repair Café initiatives.

Newton County, Georgia is now eligible for federal hurricane relief, allowing residents to apply for aid like housing grants and low-cost loans until December 2, 2024.

Kennesaw celebrates military members with a free lunch event at the Ben Robertson Community Center, featuring remarks by officials and a color presentation by the NJROTC.

Five individuals celebrated their graduation from the Cobb County Drug Treatment Court, marking their recovery from substance use disorders after an intensive 18-24 month program.

Sandy Springs announces family-friendly fall events, including "Paws and Pastries" for dogs, the city's first Oktoberfest, and "Spooky Springs" for Halloween fun.

Commissioner Ben Ku will host a town hall in Gwinnett County on October 10th to discuss the transit referendum, engaging the public on potential enhancements to regional transportation with key directors present.

Athens-Clarke County provides a Pet Food Pantry program, supporting pet owners in need by offering free pet food and accepting donations from the public to sustain the service.

Five individuals graduated from Cobb County's Drug Treatment Court, an alternative program focusing on recovery and reform for offenders with substance use disorders.