Georgia officials confirmed that elections will proceed as planned despite Hurricane Helene, with minimal polling location changes and ongoing efforts to ensure election integrity.

Sweet Auburn Barbecue in Atlanta raised $10,000 for Asheville hurricane relief with a charity dinner, featuring dishes from local chefs and restaurants, with proceeds going to World Central Kitchen.

Douglas County voters will decide on a 1% TSPLOST to improve transportation infrastructure, unaffected by property taxes and supported by all who shop in the county.

Sandy Springs announces its 15th Annual Veterans Day Tribute with Col. John McDonough speaking, including music, speeches, and two new art sculptures at Veterans Park.

The City of Milton has announced that impact fees for new developments will increase from January 1, 2025, affecting costs for infrastructure-related improvements.

The Root House Museum in Marietta showcases a Victorian-era funeral exhibit with artifacts like a 19th-century embalming board and mourning jewelry. It includes interactive tours, with special events in October.

Atlanta's rainbow crosswalk at 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue has been updated to include black, brown, and transgender flag colors, symbolizing the city's commitment to LGBTQ diversity ahead of the 2024 Pride celebrations.

Protesters rally at Georgia State Capitol demanding closure and accountability from Conyers BioLab after a toxic fire, while over 8,000 sign a petition for action.

Residents in Rockdale County are worried after finding hazardous debris from a BioLab plant fire. Officials haven't addressed the debris on properties, but BioLab promises debris removal. Locals seek transparency about potential health risks.

Georgia sees a reduction in gas prices following Hurricane Helene, with an average price of $2.77 per gallon, down 20 cents from last week and lower than last year, partly due to a state gas tax suspension.

In Atlanta, people rallied in solidarity with Palestine to mark the anniversary of the escalation in conflict with Israel, amidst global demonstrations and calls for systemic change.

FEMA aid extends to eight more Georgia counties for Hurricane Helene recovery, offering grants and loans for housing and repairs. Residents can apply online or by phone with a December 2, 2024, deadline.

Georgia's major ports in Savannah and Brunswick resumed operations following a temporary suspension of a dockworker strike thanks to a tentative wage agreement.