Douglas County announces its 2026 Citizens Academy program to provide residents with insight into local government operations, open until February 25, 2026.

KDCB is holding a tree sapling giveaway in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. on January 16th at the Douglas County Courthouse to promote community growth and environmental sustainability.

Fayetteville held town hall meetings to discuss a new residential project at Gingercake Road and Highway 54, offering a presentation and eliciting community feedback to align with the City's Strategic Plan.

Woodstock officials took oaths during a council meeting; Mayor Caldwell swore in leaders for city positions and reinforced the importance of public trust.

Fayetteville reappoints Municipal Court Judge Alisha B. Thompson and other key court officials for the 2026 term, citing trust in their ability to maintain a fair judicial process.

Fayetteville City Council inducts new members Spurlock and Moultrie, reconfirms Glover, with Judge Thompson officiating the ceremony, and appoints Langford as Mayor Pro-Tem for 2026.

Cobb County Public Libraries will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and have announced future holiday closures for 2026. Digital services remain available.

Georgia State Senator Donzella James led a community event distributing essentials to Atlanta's homeless, highlighting the need for support during winter.

The DeKalb Perimeter CID is investing $360,000 in public safety improvements in Dunwoody, including advanced response technologies and aerial support.

Georgia confirms a Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza case in a Walker County poultry operation, prompting immediate state response to protect the industry.

Paulding County and the City of Hiram residents may be eligible for homestead exemptions to reduce their ad valorem taxes, with varying benefits based on age or disability. Applications are due by April 1st.

Clayton County offers a free Canva training course on January 27, 2026, aimed at enhancing residents' graphic design skills. Registration is required.

DeKalb County opens warming centers due to severe cold, providing shelter and transportation for those in need, operating continuously on certain days.