Newell Brands has leased 180,000 sq ft for its headquarters in Sandy Springs, retaining 890 jobs and adding 165, with the city offering economic incentives.

Sen. Ed Harbison will host the Fourth Annual Black Music Radio Legends event on June 26 at Columbus Public Library to honor African American broadcasters.

The Marietta History Center in Cobb County invites residents to a cultural event on July 20, offering activities, crafts, and interactions with local organizations.

Walton County government offices will close on July 4-5 for Independence Day, but emergency services will remain active.

Atlanta launches a $7.5 million relief fund for businesses affected by water main breaks, with applications managed by Invest Atlanta opening from June 24 to July 8, 2024.

Cobb County's new fee schedule, starting July 1, 2024, will calculate construction project costs based on square footage, aligning with House Bill 461.

Cobb County celebrates environmental efforts after Earth Month, with successful recycling initiatives such as a 34,000-pound paper shred and 1,447 pounds of medication collected.

The Clayton County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the FY 2025 Budget on June 25, 2024, in Jonesboro, GA. Public attendance is encouraged.

The article discusses the divide in U.S. states' approaches to abortion rights post-Roe v. Wade, with half, like West Virginia, resisting direct voter say on the issue, contrasting with states where voter initiatives have upheld abortion rights.

The Roswell Fire Department has implemented a new work schedule featuring 48-hour shifts followed by 96-hour breaks to improve firefighters' work-life balance and combat sleep deprivation.

DeKalb County Fire and Rescue held a seminar to encourage women to join firefighting, providing demonstrations and activities to show the job's rigors and promote inclusiveness in the field.

Atlanta opens a cooling center at Selena Butler Park to provide residents relief from the heat on June 23-24, offering water and a safe space to stay cool.

Athens-Clarke County seeks public input on a $5 million HUD funding application for manufactured housing improvements, including unit repairs and homeownership support, with comments open until July 6, 2024.