Assistant Chief Chris Smith of Gwinnett County graduated from the FBI National Academy on December 11, joining an elite group of law enforcement officers.

Fayetteville inaugurated a 205,000-square-foot facility, welcoming Graybar and A1 American and adding 50 jobs, enhancing its business stature in the Atlanta area.

Gwinnett County leaders discussed local issues like elections, public safety, and services with state lawmakers at the Legislative Delegation Breakfast.

Cobb County is working on its 2026 Comprehensive Plan, addressing housing, transportation, and economic development, with upcoming public hearings for community input on the county's future growth.

The Snellville Police Dept. is running the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign from Dec. 10 to Jan. 1 to prevent impaired driving during holidays.

DeKalb County held a SPLOST II meeting discussing infrastructure planning; officials explained funding and residents participated in shaping the initiative.

The Development Authority of Clayton County invites the public to its State of the Authority Address on January 23, 2026, at the Delta Flight Museum to discuss the area's economic development.

Clayton County celebrates the success of 14 Youth Commissioners at the Youth Assembly Conference, highlighting their achievements in public speaking, debates, and fulfilling government roles.

Grupo Vialume, a Brazilian company, is investing $4.4 million in Colquitt-Miller County, Georgia, to set up its U.S. manufacturing base, creating 150 jobs over seven years. Governor Kemp highlights the economic and community benefits.

Vanessa Manley is the new Executive Director of Atlanta's Mayor's Office of Constituent Services, focusing on community engagement and access to city resources.

Lawrenceville received the PlanFirst community designation from Georgia's Department of Community Affairs, acknowledging its exemplary city planning and growth management efforts.

The Marietta City Council will hold committee meetings on December 18, 2025, at 5:15 PM at City Hall, inviting public attendance and offering a virtual broadcast.

Former correctional officer Jabin Bethea pleaded guilty to using excessive force against a compliant detainee, eliciting condemnation from the U.S. Attorney and FBI.