Elizabeth Baptist Church in Georgia, responding to food insecurity due to a SNAP benefits pause, fed about 5,000 people with fresh produce at four locations.

Marietta announces its CDBG Public Services grant application period for 2026 and mandates attendance at a December 4th, 2025 meeting for interested nonprofits.

The MUST Ministries Hope House in Marietta is providing a warming station for those in need as temperatures drop, from November 10-11, at 1297 Bells Ferry Road.

The City of Atlanta is opening two warming centers to protect residents from cold weather and showcase the city's commitment to helping vulnerable populations.

Lawrenceville has delayed 2025 property tax bill distributions to November due to updates in the tax exemption process, with payments due in January 2026. The city prioritizes billing accuracy despite schedule changes.

GDOT's study on SR 316 in Georgia outlines plans to upgrade the road into a limited-access facility, with ongoing construction projects at various stages.

The Senate committee examines the effects of social media and AI on child safety and privacy, holding its fourth hearing on November 12, aiming for state legislation recommendations.

Athens-Clarke County announced changes to services for Veterans Day, including closures and altered schedules for animal shelter, leisure services, solid waste pickup, and transit, with a Mayor and Commission Work Session rescheduled.

Olde Town Conyers announces its Festive Night of Lights event with a drone show on Nov 22, including traditional holiday activities and entertainment.

Butts County is seeking a new Solid Waste Supervisor to manage waste collection and disposal, ensuring environmental compliance and smooth operations.

Woodstock will hold a Veterans Day Ceremony on November 11 to honor military service members, featuring a candlelight tribute and remarks from veterans and city officials.

Douglas County allocates $55,000 to local food pantries through the Feed Douglas Cooperative to aid families impacted by SNAP benefit cutbacks amid a federal shutdown.

Clayton County opens warming centers due to freezing temperatures, offering daytime shelter at four recreation centers and overnight accommodations at additional locations with transportation assistance available.