SparkleBerry INK, a new craft and vinyl store, opens in Acworth with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Mayor Allegood to celebrate the city's growing business community.

Surveys reveal Georgia has some of the least confrontational drivers in the U.S., with lower incidents of aggressive confrontations and tailgating, despite a rise in road rage shootings.

Gwinnett County involves residents through a Citizens Budget Review Team to assess the 2025 budget proposals, aiming for transparency and community engagement in fiscal planning.

Keith Lamont Bryant, a homeless man in Gainesville, was killed by a train in a possible deliberate act. Authorities struggled to contact his family but eventually succeeded. His death highlights issues of homelessness and social support.

Cobb County schools adjust schedules due to traffic from Deputy Cunningham's funeral; early dismissals for middle and high school, while elementary follows usual times.

Dr. Anthony Fauci will headline the 33rd annual Book Festival at the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta in November, discussing his book "On Call."

Atlanta high school bands win cash prizes in the Great Atlanta Band Challenge sponsored by 1-800-TruckWreck, with Mundy's Mill securing the top prize.

Chick-fil-A launches its first elevated drive-thru in Henry County, GA, featuring a four-lane ordering system and a dual-level kitchen aimed at improving customer convenience.

Barrow County will close government offices and services for Labor Day, but parks will remain open. Public safety staff will stay on duty, and emergency water services can be reached at (770) 307-3014.

The annual Touch-a-Truck event returns to Milton with new attractions, anticipating a larger crowd for a day of interactive fun and food, supported by local sponsors.

Marietta announces an election for Post 2 on the Civil Service Board. Eligible candidates from the local firefighting and policing community can apply for a three-year term. The election is scheduled for October 8-10.

The Marietta History Center is hosting an event featuring the role of typewriters in WWII, with a talk and interactive exhibition by Jeffrey Albertson on September 28th.

Rapper Gunna partners with BMAC to launch a program providing $1,000 monthly stipends to families in need in South Fulton, offering financial support and mentorship.