A raccoon in DeKalb County tested positive for rabies, prompting officials to urge residents to vaccinate pets and secure garbage to prevent wildlife encounters.

Marietta, Georgia, residents can now legally burn leaves as the state's annual burn ban has been lifted until the end of April, with permits required for each day of burning.

Georgia Department of Agriculture invites applications for the 2026 Georgia Veterinary Education Loan Repayment Program, aiming to address veterinary shortages in rural areas.

Commissioner Bridget Thorne hosts a Town Hall in Johns Creek on October 21, 2025, at Ocee Library, discussing local issues and county initiatives with residents.

Fulton County celebrates National Customer Service Week with activities, acknowledging customer service professionals' work, and an exclusive luncheon for outstanding employees.

Woodstock collaborates with Live Thrive’s CHaRM for a waste disposal event on November 15, providing residents a chance to properly dispose of hazardous household waste and recycle books.

Georgia's new digital emergency response system, NextGen 911, is being discussed by a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Tim Bearden, focusing on implementation and modernizing state emergency services.

Cobb County invites the community to its free Cybersecurity Day event on October 3 for education, expert talks, and career opportunities in cybersecurity.

Milton's Crabapple Fest on October 3-4 will close Crabapple Road for setup and celebrations, with detours directing traffic to Heritage Walk. Shuttle services are available from designated parking lots.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens launches the Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative to aid marginalized communities with the support of city and community leaders.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture announces its first Spay and Neuter Day in collaboration with The Rescue Ranch to combat pet overpopulation in rural areas.

Gwinnett County announces the launch of the Evermore North Boulevard project to enhance connectivity, with a ribbon-cutting event scheduled for September 30.

Clayton County will hold its annual Halloween Carnival on October 31 at Rex Park, featuring games, treats, and entertainment. RSVP is available online.