Acworth City Council began National Safe Boating Week by presenting a proclamation to the Coast Guard Auxiliary, emphasizing the importance of safety on the water.

Union City is experiencing a network outage affecting phone systems and online payments, prompting officials to advise residents to use checks or money orders for utility payments.

Union City resolved a network outage that disrupted phone and online payment systems, now allowing residents to pay bills and manage accounts normally as per the city's website announcement.

Cobb County Superior Court has summoned selected jurors for service the week of May 20, 2024, with specific instructions for attendance, parking, and check-in posted on their website.

An Instacart driver's TikTok about an accidental food delivery to a Georgia prison for a "death row inmate feast" went viral, highlighting the peculiar blend of everyday gig work and the seriousness of incarceration.

An 18-year-old Georgia student, Madison Crowell, was accepted into 231 colleges and offered $14.7 million in scholarships. She will attend High Point University.

The Vine City Walmart in Atlanta is reopening as a Neighborhood Market, offering fresh groceries and pharmacy services after being closed due to arson.

Residents in College Park are opposed to a proposed lithium battery plant due to safety and environmental concerns, with accusations of environmental classism and improper public notification.

Georgia's job market surged in April, adding over 35,000 jobs and reaching an all-time high near 5 million workers, while maintaining a steady unemployment rate of 3.1%.

Sandy Springs has snagged a new communications chief, and she's someone with a hefty rolodex of media contacts and a background in putting out...

Cobb County Superior Court unexpectedly dismissed all jurors summoned for the week of May 13, 2024, without detailing the reason for their mass release.

Athens Solid Waste Department alters Memorial Day collection schedule; no service on the holiday, with subsequent one-day delays that week. Downtown collections unchanged.

Commissioner Gail Hambrick offers $1,000 scholarships to seniors at three Clayton County high schools, aiming to support higher education and alleviate tuition costs. Details and application are available online.