Lawrenceville considers changing its business occupation tax from a flat rate to a method based on gross receipts and profitability, inviting public input at a hearing.

Douglas County Commissioners have reduced the millage rate by .025 mills, offering taxpayers a slight savings on property taxes, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and taxpayer relief in their decision.

Athens city services will be adjusted for Labor Day: the Animal Shelter is closed, non-emergency animal services suspended, Solid Waste pickups delayed by a day (excluding downtown), Transit services not operating, and government offices closed.

Suleman Rana from Douglas County joins the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Regional Leadership Institute to enhance his leadership skills and address metro Atlanta's urban planning challenges.

Dunwoody announces the return of its Latino Hispanic Cultural Heritage Celebration on September 15 at The Lawn at Ashford Lane, featuring dance, music, and cuisine. Mayor Lynn Deutsch highlights its significance in the community.

Cobb County Superior Court's Judicial Emergency has been extended due to a document backlog caused by software issues. Staffing shortages also hinder operations, impacting court services and case document accessibility.

A fire at Tritt Elementary School, caused by an HVAC issue, led to student evacuation and one adult suffering smoke inhalation. Students resumed classes at an alternate location.

Athens-Clarke County is offering nearly $1 million in federal funds for affordable housing, with an informative meeting on the application process scheduled for September 6, 2024.

The Southern Conservation Trust and Fayetteville city partner for a Shred & Recycle Day event for paper and glass recycling on October 19 at City Center Park.

Marietta History Center hosts a "Books, Books, Books!" event on September 21st, offering family activities and meetups with local authors and organizations.

The "Taste of Smyrna" event on September 7 offers a variety of foods from over 20 restaurants, with free admission and live music for a family-friendly experience.

The city of Smyrna's fourth annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration is set for September 21 at Village Green Park, offering a day of cultural activities for the community.

The Milton Planning Commission's meeting will discuss a new 14-home neighborhood, an "Artist Studio" barn conversion, updates on the Deerfield Plan, and potential meeting date changes.