Commissioner Robert Patrick hosted an event honoring Isabella Velarde and Victoria Chacón with Trailblazer Awards for Hispanic Heritage Month in DeKalb County.

The Church St Farmers Market in Douglasville is a nominee for the "Best of Georgia Awards" by the Georgia Business Journal and encourages community votes online before October 31st, 2024.

The inaugural Youth Civic Engagement Town Hall, held at Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church, focused on involving youth in civic matters, with Commissioner Spears and local officials answering questions from Troop 18 scouts.

DeKalb County Police Department will host a Community Outreach & Safety Fair with free resources, games, and music in Chamblee Tucker Road's Big Lots parking lot.

South Clayton Recreation Center is hosting a Homeschool Community Workshop on Oct. 24, 2024, to offer insights on creating effective homeschool pods and co-ops.

Sgt. Nelson of the Dunwoody Police Department used a LifeVac device to save a choking toddler, highlighting the importance of emergency preparedness and community support.

Authorities and relatives seek help in finding Emily Locke, reported missing since July, last seen in Duluth, with concerns for her mental health and safety.

Clayton County will hold a Special Called Meeting on September 18, 2024, to adopt the millage rate, significant for property taxes, at the BOC Administration Office.

Fulton County collaborates on a regional workforce plan with the ARC to drive economic growth across the Atlanta area, aligning with local demands and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.

The Douglas County Courthouse is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month with the "Pioneers of Change" art exhibit, highlighting Latino and Hispanic contributions to America.

Commissioner Martin Raxton of District 3 in Douglas County is set to host a Town Hall on October 2nd at Chapel Hill Middle School, aimed at discussing local challenges.

Sandy Springs mourns the death of its first Fire Chief, Jack McElfish, who led the department from its creation in 2006 until 2014 and passed away after a cancer battle.

Milton seeks community feedback via survey on the Touch-a-Truck event to improve future iterations, noting parking issues and aiming to enhance marketing efforts.