Clayton County invites the public to participate in a Local Emergency Planning Committee meeting aimed at enhancing response to hazardous material incidents.

The Union Grove Kroger now has a vehicle registration kiosk, launched in partnership with ITI Technologies, providing shoppers with a quick way to renew car tags.

Inmates at Henry County Sheriff’s Office Restorative Center graduated from The Inmate Success Program, earning certificates in skills such as welding and life training, aimed at aiding re-entry into society.

Clayton County released a video showcasing their SPLOST-funded projects, highlighting community development progress and inviting residents to view the advancements on their YouTube channel.

The Dunwoody Nature Center has upgraded its stormwater system with a $700,000 project to prevent soil erosion and manage runoff, securing the adjacent Crean Eco Classroom.

The Vine City Walmart reopens as a Neighborhood Market with new amenities after an arson-induced closure of over a year, reviving local access to groceries and jobs.

The Fountain of Rings in Atlanta is undergoing a $2.5 million renovation, including updated technology and improvements to features, set to be completed by year-end.

Carroll County will offer pedal boat rentals through June 19, 2024, with a schedule beginning on Memorial Day weekend and including select full and afternoon-only days.

Woodstock's Police and Fire Departments offer a Teen Public Safety Academy from June 17-21, 2023, featuring classes on a variety of safety topics and hands-on activities for teens aged 14-19.

The Cobb County Superior Court issued instructions for jurors starting May 20, 2024, with specific directions for Judge Staley's trial and parking information. Other jurors are excused for Tuesday but must check back for updates.

Atlanta rappers visit a 12-year-old boy, Ja'Quavious Davis, in the hospital after he was shot multiple times, expressing concern over gun violence and community safety.

Douglasville seeks public feedback through a short survey to improve its municipal website, aiming to enhance user experience based on residents' input before a May 27 deadline.

Three fifth graders presented to the Decatur School Board, advocating for sustainable lunch trays due to the high waste from Styrofoam trays. They proposed reusable or compostable options.