The Georgia Court of Appeals held court at the Cobb Superior Courthouse as part of a memorial scholarship event, with Judges Miller, Melton, and Blackwell attending.

Mark Alcarez joins the ACCG's Lifelong Learning Committee, aimed at providing training for Georgia's new County Commissioners, in a role to enhance its curriculum until 2025.

DeKalb County officials are sending a convoy, the Good Neighbor Express, with 5,000 boxes of food and supplies to aid hurricane-stricken Augusta, Georgia.

Church Street Park in Fayetteville has added a shaded swing set, with features catering to different ages and abilities, and plans for more improvements, including bathroom facilities.

The Hammonds House Museum in Atlanta unveiled the John Rhoden Sculpture Garden, its first permanent installation, showcasing the African-American sculptor's diverse works.

Fulton County residents are reminded to register to vote by October 7th and can participate in early voting from October 15th to November 1st, with details on fultoncountyga.gov.

Fulton County advises vigilance due to possible smoke and chlorine odor from the BioLab fire with changing winds. Safe chlorine levels currently, but conditions may change.

Federal funds totaling $1.2 million are available for community development projects in Athens-Clarke County, with a virtual information session on October 17, 2024.

Cobb County 911 dispatches Becky and Scott to aid in Hurricane Helene recovery efforts in Asheville, North Carolina, as part of the Georgia TERT mission.

Huston Gillis, Lawrenceville’s Public Works Director, has been commended for completing a specialized utility safety certification, the CLCP, highlighting commitment to workplace safety.

State and federal agencies monitor air quality after a fire at the Rockdale County Biolab, where chlorine levels have spiked intermittently due to neutralization efforts. Residents may experience irritations and are advised to stay indoors.

The Woodstock Police are hosting their 41st National Night Out on October 8, featuring activities aimed at strengthening community-law enforcement relations.

Milton is hosting a "Rivers Alive" waterway cleanup event on October 26, inviting residents to remove trash from streams and creeks to protect the environment.