Residents petition for a Trader Joe's at Atlantic Station after Publix closure, but the company has yet to confirm any plans for opening at the location.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved a $2.58 billion budget for 2026, reducing expenses and focusing on key services like public safety and infrastructure.

Free tax preparation assistance is offered to Cobb County residents by AARP volunteers at local libraries, requiring appointments booked online and providing same-day return completion.

Clayton County offers free tech training for residents to improve digital literacy, focusing on device usage and online security. Limited space requires registration, promoting digital empowerment and community learning.

The Gone With the Wind Museum hosts Tara’s Library book club event, discussing "The Silent Patient" on January 29th, with in-person and virtual attendance options.

Kennesaw is seeking new Planning Commission Board and Historic Preservation Commission members, especially those with urban development and heritage preservation skills.

Clayton County is offering a "Protect Your Digital Identity Training" on January 16 to educate residents on online security and handling digital red flags.

Pastor Jamal Bryant defended his wife's fashion choice at a charity event, emphasizing support for her against critics, and affirmed his stance during a church service.

Trae Young's future with the Atlanta Hawks is uncertain as trade discussions begin, despite his past impact and current $95 million contract. His playtime has been limited by injuries this season.

Milton's new and returning leaders, including Mayor Peyton Jamison, took their oaths. The Council began the year's work with construction contracts and honored an outgoing board chair.

Cobb County extends 'Bring One for the Chipper' Christmas tree recycling event to January 10th, offering drop-offs at various locations and turning trees into mulch.

A GoFundMe campaign supports the family of Cesar Tejada, an Uber driver killed in a carjacking. A 15-year-old, charged as an adult, is arrested for the murder.

The Marietta City Council announced meeting schedules with work and review sessions and a regular meeting in January, with virtual options and later informal discussions.