Clayton County Public Schools is hosting a Summer Job Fair on June 8, 2024, for various school system opportunities, including teaching and support roles.

A report highlights that 30 people died after being stunned by police in Georgia from 2012 to 2021, despite a 2006 mandate for stun gun training which lacks funding.

Fayetteville receives a $160,000 ARC grant to enhance downtown walkability and local charm through the 'Moving Fayetteville Forward' initiative, aiming to create vibrant public spaces and an Arts District.

Milton has temporarily halted new development applications in Deerfield to create a development plan, allowing other permit reviews to continue. This moratorium is set until early June with a potential six-month extension.

Paulding County will close all government offices on May 27, 2024, for Memorial Day and will resume services on May 28. The closure allows employees to participate in observances.

Atlanta police are searching for an 86-year-old man with dementia and Parkinson's disease last seen wearing a bathrobe and gray pants. The public is urged to assist.

Sgt. Eva Roby surprised her son Malik Heard at the University of West Georgia graduation after serving in Kosovo.

The Georgia Water Coalition's "Dirty Dozen" report criticizes the high water usage and environmental impact of the state's growing data center industry.

K9 Sika, a Gwinnett County police dog, found a missing child with autism, demonstrating the value of police K9 units in community safety and search operations.

Woodstock's Mayor introduces a Summer Fun Challenge to encourage kids to enjoy outdoor activities and parks, with rewards such as stickers, water bottles, and t-shirts for completing challenges.

Commissioner DeMont Davis invites District 4 residents to a Town Hall on June 8, 2024, at Lake Spivey Recreation Center or via Zoom, to discuss local issues. Registration is required on the Clayton County website.

The Cobb County Library has launched its Summer Reading Program with events for all ages to encourage reading and community involvement until July 31st.

The Storm Assistance Program in Conyers nears completion, having cleared debris for 33 of 39 applicants affected by the EF2 tornado. The city spent $9,800 of the $50,000 allocated, with local businesses and volunteers aiding in recovery efforts.