Gwinnett County has launched a modernized website to improve access to services and ensure digital inclusivity, with new user-friendly features and mobile optimization.

The City of Suwanee won the 2026 Visionary City Award from the Georgia Municipal Association for its Town Center on Main project, which improves urban planning and community quality of life.

Cobb County opens a new facility to centralize recovery-based programs, aiming to support individuals battling addiction with services like counseling and court programs.

The Marietta History Center is hosting an event on the history of political illustration on March 2, featuring authors Catherine A. Moore and Megan Hauser, coinciding with America's 250th anniversary celebrations.

The City of Suwanee won the 2026 Visionary City Award for its Town Center on Main project, merging old charm with modern conveniences and enhancing downtown's walkability and vibrancy.

Conyers is starting "Conyers Conversations and Listening Sessions" for officials to engage with residents. The first is on February 9, 2026, focusing on the Georgia International Horse Park's future.

Robert L. Gordon was appointed Director of Public Works for DeKalb County by CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson, bringing over 40 years of experience to the role.

A severe ice storm in northeast Georgia has caused widespread power outages, particularly in Habersham County, with 1,000 trees down. Crews work to restore power and clear roads.

The Georgia HOA, COA, and POA Day at the Capitol event, addressing homeowner association issues, has been moved to February 10, 2026, due to bad weather.

Milton's first responders and public works crews worked tirelessly through an ice storm, ensuring safety and road access, with community cooperation reducing accident rates.

Torchy's Tacos closes its Atlanta location, part of a larger wave of nationwide shutdowns, while expressing gratitude to staff and guests. The brand, known for its Tex-Mex cuisine, refocuses its strategy.

Lawrenceville announces the reopening of city offices on January 27 after a closure, with courts remaining closed, sanitation services on a delayed schedule, the large item pick-up on January 30 canceled, and the Lawrenceville Arts Center reopening.

An ice storm in Georgia led to power grid collapse in White County, with approximately 70% of residents without power due to ice accumulation. Crews are working on restoration, and residents are urged to stay home.