Clayton County invites residents to a public hearing on July 16 to discuss the Future Focus Comprehensive Plan, offering a chance to influence local planning. The draft is available online for prior review.

Commissioner Marvin S. Arrington, Jr. leads Fulton County District 5's annual "It Takes A Village" Back-to-School Supply Giveaway for the 2024-2025 school year, featuring events and a college essay competition.

Atlanta officials are addressing water infrastructure issues after severe main breaks, discussing an overhaul plan, and prioritizing pipe replacements.

Hogg Hummock residents, descendants of the enslaved, are pushing back against zoning changes that threaten their Gullah-Geechee community on Sapelo Island, Georgia.

A housing subsidy program in Atlanta helps first responders like paramedics afford city living by providing up to $850 a month, with 50 people benefiting so far.

Marietta Square introduces an online parking guide to help visitors locate spaces efficiently, including a map detailing free and paid options among 3,384 spaces.

Georgia lawmakers are holding a second meeting on AI at Georgia Tech to discuss its impact and regulation, open to the public and live-streamed online.

Sandy Springs launches application for its Citizens’ Leadership Academy to educate residents on local government, featuring sessions with city officials. The program seeks to engage up to 30 participants, starting August 27, with a $35 fee.

The N.H. Scott Recreation Center in Decatur will host a Community Family Health Fitness Expo on July 20, offering free fitness demos, nutritional workshops, and vendor exhibits.

Atlanta to honor civil rights figure Rev. Frederick Douglass Taylor with events including a march, memorial service, and celebration of life, with public invitations to pay respects.

Ginette Nean, owner of Djea Natural Hair Spa, received the 2023 Outstanding Achievement Award from Conyers DDA for her salon's renovation in Olde Town Conyers.

After severe storms, over 16,000 people in DeKalb and Fulton counties experienced power outages, with restoration efforts continuing into Monday. Safety warnings remain as Georgia faces more inclement weather.

The ASCE gave Georgia a C+ grade for its infrastructure, highlighting good progress on roads and bridges but pointing out that transit and water systems need improvement.