Trista Ferguson was spotlighted in Clayton County's #Claytonconnected campaign for her dedicated work with the Juvenile Court Division, reflecting her commitment to impacting her community positively.

Renfroe and Collins were honored by Fayetteville's City Council after serving 11 years on the Planning & Zoning Commission, with their contributions celebrated at a council meeting.

Donzaleigh Abernathy visited her former Atlanta school, which was a key site during public school integration, to share memories and educate students on Civil Rights history.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is hiring lifeguards for seasonal and year-round roles with a $15.49 hourly wage. Applicants can apply through the county website.

Cobb County is seeking financial assistance from a national fund to preserve four historic African American cemeteries, emphasizing the urgency of maintenance and identification of unmarked graves.

A young female North Atlantic right whale was found dead off the coast of Georgia, raising concerns for the endangered species with under 360 individuals left.

A house fire in Spalding County led to three children and a woman being severely injured; they were rescued and hospitalized. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Marietta offers a free seven-week Citizens' Government Academy starting March 21, with sign-ups due by March 8 for adults interested in learning about city government.

A rabid raccoon bit a dog in Gwinnett County, and officials are now alerting the public to watch for rabies signs in wildlife and ensure pets' vaccinations are current.

GSO Jazz is performing 'What the World Needs Now' on Feb 17, featuring Burt Bacharach and Hal David hits, with a VIP Valentine's package at Marietta's Strand Theater.

Clayton County announces the 2024 ATL Summer Youth Employment Program, offering high school juniors and seniors a chance to explore aviation careers through hands-on experience.

Students at Summit Hill Elementary created a "Kindness Tunnel" to show gratitude to local leaders, including Mayor Peyton Jamison and other dignitaries, with handmade cards, high-fives, and a serenade.

The City of Milton releases new outdoor recreation programs for all ages, including free activities and nature classes for children, with pre-registration required for some events.