Eagle Scout candidate Sam Copple-Goodman and his BSA Troop 9622 have installed "Little Libraries" in Milton's Freedom Park and Mayfield Park for visitors to exchange books.

Milton city leaders discuss an updated Impact Fee Schedule to ensure developers contribute to community infrastructure, with no official decisions made at the first of two public hearings.

The Big Creek Water Plant in Fulton has nearly completed a seven-year expansion, becoming the second largest membrane treatment facility in the US, setting high standards for both efficiency and environmental protection.

Sen. Chuck Payne pays tribute to the late former State Senator Don Thomas, praising his legacy in the Georgia Senate and medical practice. Thomas was known for his health advocacy and community service.

A North Atlantic right whale has been spotted off Ireland's coast for the first time in over a century, signaling changes in marine life patterns likely due to climate impact.

Marietta's Public Works Department won five APWA awards, including Leader and Project of the Year categories for transportation, quality of life, and environmental improvements.

Atlanta Public Schools hosted a Back-to-School Bash, providing free supplies and community support, with notable figures and organizations contributing to similar initiatives across the metro.

The SBA offers Economic Injury Disaster Loans to businesses affected by Georgia water main breaks, covering 11 counties, with applications open until April 10, 2025.

The Property Tax Office in the Athens-Clarke County Courthouse is closed until July 29, 2024, with limited email access for staff during this period, potentially impacting tax services and deadlines.

The Cobb County Drug Treatment Court hosted its first 'Successfully Sober Summer BBQ' to celebrate sobriety with participants and their families through outdoor activities and support from community partners.

A global tech outage linked to a CrowdStrike software update disrupted flights, Atlanta services, and local utilities; Delta Air Lines canceled over 400 flights.

Johns Creek was named the best U.S. suburb by Travel + Leisure, praised for safety, schools, and outdoor activities, with a mention of its median home value and notable dog park.

An IT outage disrupted flights at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, causing cancellations and delays into Sunday with stranded passengers.