Georgia breaks its tourism record for the third consecutive year, with 174.2 million visitors in 2024 generating $45.2 billion and supporting 470,570 jobs, according to Governor Kemp's announcement at a conference.

Georgia's Medicaid program, Georgia Pathways, received an extension through 2026, aiming to improve healthcare access and promote self-sufficiency among residents.

Kennesaw's Smith-Gilbert Gardens will host a culinary event with a three-course meal and wine pairings led by Chef Lauren McCormick on November 2. Proceeds support the garden's foundation.

The Duluth Fall Festival Concert attracted visitors for a lively autumn celebration with music, the reveal of the official Festival T-shirt, and a standout performance by Rupert’s Orchestra.

Rockdale County's inaugural Veterans Day Parade faced a temporary setback with a website error, but enthusiasm for the event, honoring military service members, remained high despite the digital glitch.

Fayetteville reveals a video about rejuvenating downtown with a 38-acre innovation hub per the "Telling Our Story" series, with Mayor Johnson and other officials highlighting its potential impact.

Marietta City Cemetery offers guided historical walking tours, with themes like "From Two Came Many" and WWI stories, led by the Marietta History Center.

Milton reminds residents of the voter registration deadline for the upcoming municipal election, highlighting the mayoral race and Advance Voting details.

The Georgia International Horse Park has launched the Blossoms & Bins project, where bins are painted by local students and community members for beautification.

Hampton, Georgia, is hosting a Faith & Blue Field Day on October 11, 2025, with activities and community engagement to foster connections with law enforcement.

Butts County seeks vendors for culvert pipe supply contract with a one-year term, renewable up to four years, based on performance. Bids are due by November 6, with a public opening the same day.

Marietta City Council's committee meetings are scheduled for September 30th at 5:15 PM and will be open to the public, both in-person and virtually, with an agenda available online.

Newton County has sent out the 2025 property tax bills, including changes from HB581, which introduces a new Floating Statewide Exemption for additional tax relief. Online payments are encouraged for convenience.