The City of Milton has launched a Youth Government Leadership Program for high school juniors and seniors to gain hands-on experience in public service.

Gwinnett County Police mentorship program includes a visit to the Civil Rights Museum to educate officers on historical context for better community understanding.

Georgian enterprises are combating construction waste by repurposing materials, such as reclaiming lumber and preserving vintage windows, to tackle climate change and preserve history.

The City of Newnan proposes a 20.23% increase in property tax, prompting fiscal concerns among residents. The city cites public service needs for the growing population as the reason and provides financial documents for public review.

DeKalb County has completed repairs on a broken water main on Briarcliff Road, prompting reminders to residents about possible tap water discoloration and pressure issues.

A statue of John Lewis, created by artist Basil Watson, will be unveiled on August 24th in Decatur Square, replacing a Confederate obelisk. Over $700,000 was raised for the monument, which honors the late civil rights icon.

Georgia residents express concerns over Georgia Power's plans to build new gas and oil units, citing financial burdens and environmental impacts. Advocates push for a halt until a better fuel policy protects customers from total project costs.

Jim Huie Recreation Center in Jonesboro has rescheduled its Welcome Back to School Party for August 3, offering activities for students and families to prepare for the new school year.

Dunwoody launches the Edge City 2.0 seminar series aimed at discussing sustainable growth in the Perimeter area, focusing on economic development, housing, and transportation.

Councilman Kent is hosting a Town Hall Meeting for Ward 5 residents in Marietta on August 8, 2024, at the Marietta Fire Station #51 to discuss local issues.

The Marietta City Council invites residents to attend or virtually join committee meetings on July 31, 2024, emphasizing accessibility and transparency in local governance.

Georgia's bald eagle populations show remarkable recovery, with a recent survey indicating high nesting success rates, reflecting an increase in eagle numbers after a drop due to avian influenza two years ago.

Georgia's Department of Education reversed its decision, now allowing state funding for an AP African American Studies course after initial resistance.