Newton County invites residents to join its community meetings to discuss the update of its Unified Development Ordinance, seeking public input to shape local land use regulations.

Woodstock Police Chief, Robert Jones, graduated from the FBI National Academy, joining less than 1% of senior law enforcement leaders worldwide who have completed the prestigious program.

Butts County announced its official write-in candidates for the General Election, including a diverse group for President and local offices, highlighting the democratic spirit.

The Marietta City Council will hold committee meetings on September 24th at 5:15 p.m. at City Hall, with options for public participation in person or online.

The Clayton County Board of Elections promotes National Voter Registration Day 2024 with opportunities for community members to register to vote on September 17.

Uber is teaming up with Waymo to launch driverless rides in Atlanta and Austin, expanding on their autonomous vehicle services following a successful start in Phoenix.

A Fulton County public servant, William "Will" Ray Wilson, died in a work-related accident. He is remembered for his dedication and love of the outdoors. Services are scheduled and donations are requested for Trout Unlimited and C.A.S.T for Kids.

The Douglas County Office of Communications won a Savvy Award for its 'Mission Possible' video, which added cinematic flair to the local government's 2024 State of the County address.

Apalachee High School's football coach, Mike Hancock, inspires unity and addresses the mental health of his team after a tragic shooting at the school.

Atlanta partners with APS to revitalize surplus school properties, aiming to create community hubs that support housing stability and educational success.

The Fayetteville Fire Department led the 10th Stone Mountain climb to honor 9-11 victims, drawing nearly 400 participants including public safety personnel and JROTC members.

Athens-Clarke County invites residents to propose projects for the TSPLOST 2026 program online, with a deadline of November 10 and additional support through public workshops and resources.

Gwinnett County announces its first disparity study to support small and underrepresented businesses, with plans for two public informational meetings.