Dunwoody was recognized in the top-10 of the 2025 Digital Cities Survey Award for its use of technology to enhance services and promote digital equity.

Clayton County Parks and Rec hosts a Winter Wonderland Carnival Dec 18-20, with free entry and $25 unlimited ride wristbands, at the Spivey Splash lot.

Tickets for the 16th Annual Daddy Daughter Dance in Sandy Springs are available for the event on January 9 and 10, 2026, featuring music, games, and dinner.

Clayton County progresses with infrastructure projects like Fire Station No. 1, set to open in early 2026, funded by SPLOST, with ongoing construction and design work for a new police precinct.

Gov. Brian Kemp leads a mission to Panama, focusing on logistics and Georgia's economic ties to the Canal, citing the state's significant trade figures and port infrastructure investments.

Georgia's Senate Committee released a report with recommendations to make the state a leading tourist destination, emphasizing economic development, workforce expansion, and enhanced support for the hospitality sector.

Atlanta opens warming centers at Central Park and Old Adamsville Rec Centers, offering transport from the Gateway Center to shelter residents from cold weather.

Georgia legislators will attend a Middle Georgia Listening Day in Dublin to discuss regional issues and priorities for the upcoming legislative session.

A Cobb County School District bus trainee accidentally struck a utility pole, causing no injuries. The road was closed for repairs, but no students were on board.

Grady Health System opens a new outpatient center in DeKalb County, offering a range of services to address local healthcare needs after the closure of Atlanta Medical Center.

The Atlanta community is actively participating in the U.S. Marine Corps' Toys for Tots campaign with events and drop-offs for toy donations at various locations.

Woodstock is holding its 29th Christmas Jubilee & Parade of Lights on December 7, with festivities including daytime shopping, a parade, and a tree lighting.

Milton's Bell Memorial Park will remove 24 pine beetle-infested trees starting December 8 for safety; most areas remain open, with completion expected by December 15.