DeKalb for Seniors Inc. hosts a 1920s-themed murder mystery dinner on February 13 to raise funds for senior programs.

Delvin Peoples is appointed as the new Warden of Macon State Prison, with a career in corrections starting in 2006 and diverse roles leading up to this position.

Aiyesha Johnson was promoted to Deputy Warden of Administration at Ware State Prison, starting January 16, 2026, overseeing business operations such as property and food services.

Samantha Carter is named Deputy Warden of Administration at Augusta State Medical Prison, overseeing operational departments starting January 16, 2026.

Georgia's unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.5% in November 2025, remaining below the national average. Job gains in several sectors offset declines in others, and the labor force grew, reflecting a mixed but stable job market.

Desmond Cofield named Deputy Warden of Security at Rutledge State Prison, with a background of two decades in corrections.

Eric Cox has been appointed as the new Warden of the Special Management Unit in the Georgia Department of Corrections, set to begin on January 16, 2026. He has a history of promotions within the GDC since 2008.

Gregory Sampson has been appointed the new Warden of the Metro Reentry Facility in Georgia, effective January 16, 2026. He'll oversee rehabilitative efforts for medium and minimum-security male inmates.

Indiana and Oregon are set for a rematch in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, with the Hoosiers' undefeated season and Oregon's resilient team set to clash in a high-stakes semifinal.

Allen Dills is named the new Assistant Director for the North Region of the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Dorothy Andre has been promoted to Deputy Warden of Security at Phillips State Prison, effective January 16, as per the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Gregory Griffin has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of Appling Integrated Treatment Facility, effective January 16, 2026; he brings over two decades of experience in the Georgia Department of Corrections.

The Georgia Association of Educators sued DeKalb County School District for not providing written contracts to nearly 700 employees as required by state law.