Gov. Kemp of Georgia will conclude an international economic development mission at the 2025 SEUS-Japan Conference in Tokyo to strengthen ties with Japanese industry leaders.

Athens-Clarke County is preparing for a Risk-Limiting Audit of its recent election, as required by Georgia law, which will be open to public observation.

Sonny Perdue was inducted into the National Agricultural Hall of Fame, with the ceremony held in Kansas City, KS, for his contributions to agriculture.

The ongoing federal shutdown threatens to halt SNAP benefits for 1.4 million Georgians by November 1st, affecting food security for many, as political deadlock continues in Washington.

HPAI has been confirmed at a commercial poultry farm in Gordon County, Georgia, the fifth case in the state and third in commercial facilities. Around 140,000 broiler chickens are affected, and the area is under quarantine.

Cobb County's Building and Development Department is going digital, allowing online submissions of building documents via a new portal starting November 4.

Clayton County won the ARC 2025 Visionary of Excellence Award for the Tara Boulevard LCI Study, which aims to transform an 11-mile area to prioritize pedestrians and cyclists.

DeKalb County announces road closures due to sewer system improvements until Nov. 3, with detours and increased noise and traffic expected in affected areas.

Athens, GA prepares for Election Day vote tallying, with a public count starting at 7:00 PM on November 4, continuing the next day to ensure precise, transparent results.

Athens-Clarke County seeks members for policy-making boards, with applications due by November 7, 2025. Various positions are open, including on the Industrial Development Authority and the Historic Preservation Commission.

Fayetteville hosts a Mental Health Panel and Live Webinar on ADHD, offering insights and strategies for affected individuals and families, accessible in-person and online.

GDOT begins preliminary work to replace Freemanville Road bridge over Cooper Sandy Creek, which will include an 11-foot lane in each direction, shoulders, and a multiuse path. Road closures and detours expected.

Milton city officials are consulting with the community on the future conservation of local greenspaces, displaying potential areas for ecological protection.