Clayton County discusses its new Pocket Parks initiative on a podcast, aiming to enhance community health with urban green spaces that offer self-care and medical screenings.

Butts County is looking for a new Appraisal Clerk to handle property appraisals and records. The job requires a high school diploma, customer service skills, numerical and communication proficiency, a clean criminal record, and passing a drug test.

Georgia's burn ban ends, allowing Marietta residents to burn leaves and twigs with permits and adherence to safety guidelines from October 1st to April end.

Apalachee High resumed football post-tragedy with community support, observing a moment of silence for the victims and dedicating proceeds to recovery efforts.

Georgia Power reconnected electricity for 740,000 customers post-Hurricane Helene, but around 370,396 remain without power due to extensive infrastructure damage.

Milton firefighters' CPR and AED class was in such demand that capacity increased by 40%. The non-certification course aims to teach vital lifesaving techniques to the community.

Cobb Accountability Court experts spoke on the Medication for Addiction Treatment Program at a state conference, emphasizing the program's success in improving participant retention and satisfaction.

A boil water advisory was issued by DWM for several areas due to a pump failure at the Adamsville Pumping Station, affecting water service and pressure.

Patients were moved from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's Egleston campus to the new Arthur M. Blank Hospital involving a fleet of ambulances and a helicopter.

Mousie Mae named Duluth's Dog of the Month for her sociability and contributions to the environment, encouraging community involvement in local eco-campaigns.

The Marietta City Council has upcoming public meetings with agenda sessions and options for virtual participation, details of which are on the city's website.

Nicole Evers-Everette, missing since September 24, has been found by Gwinnett County Police following a friend's report and an investigation tracing her last movements. Her current condition is undisclosed.

Sen. Nabilah Islam Parkes assists Georgia residents affected by Hurricane Helene by providing resources and support following widespread damage in Gwinnett County and a State of Emergency declaration.