Jai Ferrell was appointed as the first woman of color CEO of the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, intending to expand beyond cookie sales into diverse programs like robotics and entrepreneurship.

Georgia service workers rally for air conditioning and heat safety at workplaces, protesting indoor temperatures higher than outdoor heat and seeking legislative protections.

Milton residents can sign up for text alerts from the city on various topics, including emergencies, using the Everbridge app or the city's website, to stay informed.

The Henry County Board of Education honored graphic design student Lailah Metallo for her achievements, including work for local and NYC police departments.

Smith-Gilbert Gardens hosts the "A Garden with Wings Butterfly Exhibit," showcasing the butterfly lifecycle until August 3. The exhibit requires tickets in addition to admission.

Two beluga whales were rescued from Ukraine and transported to Spain's Oceanografic Valencia with the assistance of the Georgia Aquarium and global teams.

Cobb County Chairwoman Lisa Cupid has announced the decision to mediate with six cities on Service Delivery Strategy to avoid double taxation and ensure equitable service costs.

The Gwinnett County Communications Department won its first Emmy for the series "Upfront Gwinett: Fighting Fentanyl," marking a historic victory in local government communication.

Cargill is opening a new office in Atlanta, creating over 400 jobs focused on digital transformation in the food and agriculture sector, tapping into local talent and technology like AI.

DeKalb County Fire Rescue saved three workers from a lift stuck 60-70 feet high. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the malfunction is unknown.

Dunwoody has been recognized with top financial reporting awards by the GFOA, continuing a tradition of excellence in government accounting and transparency.

Kennesaw's Railroad Rendezvous event is returning to the Southern Museum with activities for all ages, including a chance to board the historic General locomotive.

The Cobb Veterans Accountability and Treatment Court was celebrated for 10 years of aiding veterans, with a banquet hosted by Judge Robert Leonard and attended by supporters and program participants.