Singleton Park and Greenway opens in Norcross, offering 2 acres of parkland, a playground, picnic area, trails, and a mural, thanks to funding from various grants and programs.

The Clifton Church Water Main Replacement Project in DeKalb County will replace aging pipes and begins October 13. The project is part of a $4.27 billion initiative and is expected to take nine months.

Noonday Creek Trail is evolving into an Art Walk, with new murals and a Tiny Doors ATL installation, transforming the area into a destination for art lovers.

The Sunbelt Ag Expo will be hosted in Moultrie, Georgia, with Georgia as the 2025 Spotlight State, showcasing its lead in agriculture, particularly in peanuts, broilers, and pecans.

Fayetteville's City Council plans to maintain the property tax millage rate at 5.646 during an October 23 hearing, despite House Bill 581 freezing tax values for homesteaded properties.

Clayton County is hosting a career fair at the Virginia Burton Gray Recreation Center on October 15, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with 200 job openings and various benefits.

The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation has pledged $50 million in scholarships to four Atlanta HBCUs to aid in increasing graduation rates for students facing financial challenges.

Dr. Norman C. Sauce III is named DeKalb County School District's interim superintendent after Dr. Devon Horton was indicted on federal corruption charges related to his previous role in Illinois.

Athens-Clarke County introduces three microchip scanning stations to help reunite lost pets with their owners, providing easy access and potential shelter resource savings.

The Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services in Georgia is holding its third meeting on October 16, 2025, to address challenges facing family caregivers.

Mayor Andre Dickens hosted the 7th Annual Mayor's Pride Reception at Atlanta City Hall, celebrating the start of Pride Weekend and raising funds for the LGBTQ community and the Mayor's Youth Scholarship Program.

Fayetteville City Council proposes a 2.19% property tax increase and schedules public hearings for citizen input.

Freemanville Road will be closed for water main installation from October 13-17, coinciding with Fulton County Schools' Fall Break to minimize commuter impact. Detours are in place.