Woodstock's Hub Transformation Project won the 2024 Project of Excellence from ASCE for its improvements to traffic flow and reduction in crash frequency in Downtown Woodstock.

Cobb County may raise property taxes by 9.01% over the rollback millage rate, influenced by increased property values. Public hearings are scheduled for feedback before the final decision.

Marietta's city offices will close for the Fourth of July, affecting administrative, sanitation, and utility services, but emergency services remain available.

Coweta County introduces a new vehicle tag renewal kiosk at the Publix in Senoia, providing residents with a quick self-service option for registration needs.

DeKalb County and City of Decatur Fire Departments host an event to inspire female firefighters, offering a "day in the life" experience and educational insights into the profession.

The Georgia Senate's first AI ethics hearing is set for June 26, 2024 in Atlanta, chaired by Sen. John Albers, to explore ethical AI usage and provide recommendations for its advancement.

The GBI celebrated the completion of its forensic pathology fellowship, adding Drs. Broder and Sliker to address a shortage of medical examiners in Georgia.

The Atlanta Greek Picnic, celebrating its 20th anniversary, starts today with events for fraternity and sorority members, anticipating over 20,000 attendees and a $25 million local economic impact.

DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond announced a $162 million property tax relief for homeowners with homestead exemptions for 2024, funded by the EHOST credit.

Clayton County Fire and Emergency Services has merged with Riverdale Fire Department, promising enhanced community safety and faster emergency response times.

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.