The Athens-Clarke County HCD invites community organizations to apply for funding to address local issues by deadlines in 2025, with up to $1.1M available for various programs.

Athens-Clarke County seeks a large, symmetrical cedar to be the city's public Christmas tree. Residents can donate such a tree for removal by officials and display at City Hall.

Butts County is hiring an Animal Services Officer to enforce animal control laws, respond to emergencies, and promote humane treatment of animals. High school diploma/GED and driver's license required.

Marietta will dedicate a memorial pathway to Rev. Nelson L. Price on Roswell Street on October 29, as a tribute to his significant impact on the community.

Councilman M. Carlyle Kent to host a Town Hall Meeting at Marietta Fire Station 51 on Thursday, November 6th, for Ward 5 residents to discuss community concerns.

Road crews are fixing a large hole on Meadowbrook Lane overpass above I-75 North in Clayton County, causing delays and uncertainty about the repair timeline.

Georgia's Public Service Commission has released $5 million to help gas customers, with $194 credits for seniors and funds for furnace and water heater repairs.

DeKalb County Board of Commissioners approves a $122,000 feasibility study for a County Community Land Trust to increase affordable housing and prevent displacement.

Sandy Springs announced Summit Coffee's opening in the Williams-Payne House, offering coffee and ice-cream with a focus on community engagement in line with City Springs' growth plans.

DeKalb County unexpectedly canceled a meeting on sewer improvements, opting for a larger infrastructure project.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is leading a delegation to Korea to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Georgia's Korean office, highlighting economic and cultural ties.

A DeKalb County family sued Roblox and Discord, claiming their son was groomed by a predator on these platforms at age 12, leading to mental health issues. They seek financial damages and a jury trial.

Atlanta honored the late actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, known for "The Cosby Show," with a posthumous proclamation and declared October 20th as Malcolm-Jamal Warner Day.