Atlanta's solid waste collection schedule will change for Independence Day, with no collections on July 4. Thursday’s customers will be serviced Friday, and Friday’s on Saturday. Regular service resumes Monday, July 8.

Gas South partners with Woodstock, Georgia, to offer residents and businesses gas discounts and a share of profits for community projects, with no deposit or connection fees and an online sign-up bill credit.

The City of Sandy Springs celebrated the opening of Fire Station 5, featuring advanced safety equipment and promising improved emergency response for the Panhandle region.

Kennesaw Mountain is considering a car-free proposal for its drive, prompting a local meeting to discuss the changes and gather public opinion on shuttle use and cycling access.

Deacon Johnny Hollman's family is set to discuss his death, caused by cardiac dysrhythmia following Taser use by police, with the DA for potential charges against the involved officer and tow truck driver.

Marietta Square announces free and paid parking locations for the "Fourth in the Park" Independence Day event, with additional online resources to help visitors find spots.

The Marietta City Council will hold a work session on July 8 and a regular meeting on July 10, with both events open to the public and available for live viewing online.

The article discusses approaches to managing finances in relationships, highlighting shared and separate accounts, as well as the benefits and drawbacks of each method, based on insights from financial therapist Lindsay Bryan-Podvin.

Clayton County government offices will be closed on July 4, 2024, for Independence Day, with normal operations resuming July 5. Public safety services remain operational during this time.

The Fulton County Board of Health stresses pool safety, advising constant supervision of kids, using the buddy system, and ensuring pool barriers are secure to prevent drownings this holiday.

'Power of the Dream,' a documentary by Dawn Porter, explores the WNBA's 2020 season activism, focusing on players' response to police violence and their impact on the Georgia senatorial race.

Georgia sees new laws this July, including teacher pay raises, a cash bail regulation facing judicial pushback, a $36 billion emphasis on education and health, voucher system controversy, and various criminal and immigration law reforms.

Macon's day camp taught middle schoolers about AI ethics, including its impact on jobs and the importance of precise communication with AI technology, as reported by GPB.