James D. Ferrell is appointed as Cobb County's new Police Chief, bringing 32 years of service, including 29 at Cobb County PD, to the role with a focus on community engagement and officer wellbeing.

Bell Street NE in Atlanta is closed from Auburn St NE to John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE for maintenance, with detours provided for drivers and sidewalks open for pedestrians.

Lawrenceville names The Loving Aid Society and Grover Herman Tanner as Heritage Trail Medallion recipients for their historical contributions to the city.

ATLDOT announced a road closure on Beechwood Drive NW for tree removal, affecting traffic and sidewalk access from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local inquiries can be directed to [email protected].

Marietta's Ugly Holiday Sweater Parade returns on December 4, 2025, during the Christmas Tree Lighting event, inviting participants to join the festive and community-oriented celebration.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp was appointed by Lt. Governor Burt Jones to the Georgia Council on Literacy, bringing his education expertise to improve statewide literacy.

The Georgia Senate Committee on Urban Affairs plans a second meeting to discuss HOA regulations, including homeowner protections and association requirements.

Milton's "Carvin' in Crabapple" event attracted 1,500 for Halloween activities, including pumpkin carving, inflatable slides, food trucks, and a "Trunk or Treat" organized with Milton Police and Karate Atlanta.

A waterline break caused a road collapse in Forest Park, closing the intersection of Longleaf Drive and Pine Creek Road. Repairs were scheduled to begin on Tuesday, with local authorities recommending alternate routes.

Lawrenceville invites residents to apply for 27 positions on city boards, contributing to various community aspects. Applications close on November 7, 2025.

Cobb County is consulting with the public on its new Unified Development Code, inviting community participation in meetings and online to refine the regulations for future development.

Milton firefighters Hiatt and James received top honors at a city ceremony that recognized promotions and acts of valor within the Fire-Rescue Department.

Milton residents are invited to discuss city development at a Community Information Zoning Meeting on October 28 to address four potential city code text amendments.