Gwinnett County is launching the Norcross Microtransit Pilot Program, offering on-demand shared rides to modernize and improve local transportation. A ribbon-cutting event with officials is scheduled for September 6.

Fulton County's Commissioner Bridget Thorne has been appointed to NACo's International Economic Development Task Force and Large Urban County Caucus to help shape national policy.

Newnan's annual Christmas Parade themed "Christmas Classics" will occur downtown on December 14 at 6 p.m., featuring community participation and awards. Applications are due by December 2.

Suwanee and Sugar Hill are preparing for their annual Food Fight to support the North Gwinnett Cooperative. This friendly competition collects food donations to aid local families in need.

The Jimmy Carter National Historical Park is holding a postcard contest for children to honor former President Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, with submissions due by September 11th.

Cobb County Superior Court's judicial emergency is extended due to a software transition causing backlogs and unprocessed documents since November 2023.

Pike County High School mourns the loss of student Peyton Rivera after a fatal car crash on Highway 109. Community and family remember him as a beloved athlete with a bright smile and big heart.

Cobb County's 2024 Kids Expo aims to educate children on emergency services with interactive games and demonstrations at 140 N. Marietta Parkway, Marietta.

Dragon Con in Atlanta drew 72,000 attendees, raised $210k for charity, and contributed an estimated $80 million to the local economy, while 4,000 people donated blood at the event.

Proposed federal heat safety regulations may soon protect Georgia workers from extreme temperatures, requiring employers to implement water, rest breaks, and face OSHA fines for non-compliance.

Marietta's Ugly Sweater Parade is returning in December, part of the Christmas Tree Lighting Festival. Participants must apply by November 15 to join the parade, featuring festive activities and a tree lighting ceremony.

A man drowned at Lake Lanier while swimming to his boat; swift emergency response couldn't save him. This marks the lake's third drowning in the year.

Remains of Kenneth Holland, who went missing on Aug. 18, were found in a ravine near Lake Lanier. No suspicion of foul play stated by Gainesville Police.