Smyrna Community Center is hosting "O Bourbon Tree," an event for bourbon enthusiasts with tastings, food pairings, and a bourbon dessert on December 18.

Rockdale County is set to host its annual Veterans Parade to honor military service members, despite a 503 error on its website causing information access issues.

DeKalb County is preemptively addressing food and housing insecurity in anticipation of potential SNAP funding cuts, coordinating efforts to ensure essential resources remain available.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner warns against using potentially gasoline-contaminated kerosene sold at Lucky Lady in Cochran, with a refund available for affected consumers.

DeKalb County schedules a second virtual meeting for the Panola Road Water Main Replacement Project, part of a $4.27 billion infrastructure initiative.

Cobb County's food drives are now also collecting essential hygiene items, such as men's socks and haircare products, to aid those in need through the Care Cabinet initiative.

Milton's City Hall hosts its annual Veterans Breakfast on November 8 to honor military veterans and their families, with RSVP required due to limited seating.

The DeKalb County Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Affairs will host its 3rd Annual Fall Festival with free family activities on Nov. 8, 2025, at E.M.B.A.R.C. Youth Farm in Lithonia.

Sen. Kemp announces a food and toy giveaway in Atlanta to aid families facing a nutritional deficit, with higher than expected registration highlighting the need.

The City of Milton won the ICMA National Champion title for fostering trust in government, based on citizens' feedback from the National Community Survey.

Sheryl Moore is appointed Deputy Warden of Administration for Lee Arrendale State Prison, bringing extensive experience in correctional finance and administration to the role.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens launches ATL CARES to aid residents facing food insecurity due to a halt in federal SNAP benefits, including a water shutoff and eviction moratorium and increased food bank support.

The article describes Duluth's Howl on the Green event, where the community celebrated Halloween with creative costumes, trick-or-treating, and a cirque finale. The success was attributed to participants and local business support.